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It is not easy to comprehend what they do, and the default behavior of them is not what I would expect.
The tm_g_distribution says that default decorators can be applied to all outputs but two objects are of ggplot2 class and other two are of listing_df class. Even in tm_a_pca where all the output objects are ggplot2 objects I would have to use if exists and the object name to apply the plot modification because each object is enclosed in its own qenv.
If I try to apply the the decorator as "default" it creates multiple UI for each of the output objects which is not the general intention for people who want to create a single decorator for all objects. Think of it as creating a decorator to change background color for all the plots. I don't want to have 4 color inputs, I just want one that is applied to all plots. If I wanted 4 color inputs, I can create 4 decorators. # of decorators = # of UI created.
So, I believe we should always allow the users to target the decoration to specific objects. If the decorator list is unnamed/default named, we will still create only one UI and server I see this is not possible because we need to target decoration to specific qenv object, so I propose we don't have it at all. What do you think @insightsengineering/nest-core-dev?
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It is not easy to comprehend what they do, and the default behavior of them is not what I would expect.
ggplot2
class and other two are oflisting_df
class. Even in tm_a_pca where all the output objects areggplot2
objects I would have to useif exists
and the object name to apply the plot modification because each object is enclosed in its ownqenv
.So, I believe we should always allow the users to target the decoration to specific objects.
If the decorator list is unnamed/default named, we will still create only one UI and serverI see this is not possible because we need to target decoration to specificqenv
object, so I propose we don't have it at all. What do you think @insightsengineering/nest-core-dev?Code of Conduct
Contribution Guidelines
Security Policy
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: