Changelog
v1.9.1
horizontal-multivec
rows by passing arrays of row indices to the selectRows
option. With this addition also comes the track options selectRowsAggregationMode
(for specifying an aggregation function, "mean", "sum", "variance", "deviation") and selectRowsAggregationWithRelativeHeight
(boolean) to determine whether rows representing groups of indices have 1-unit heights or group.length
-unit heights..on('wheel', callback)
option for subscribing to mouse wheel events.Changelog
v1.9.0
xRange
and yRange
the object returned by the JavaScript API .getLocation()
method.image-rendering
CSS property.projectionXDomain
and projectionYDomain
to the viewport-projection-horizontal
and viewport-projection-vertical
, respectively, and both to the viewport-projection-center
, to support the case in which the fromViewUid
attribute is undefined..on('createSVG')
listener to the JS API, with the corresponding .off('createSVG')
, for manipulating exported SVGs before they are returned.zeroValueColor
as an option for the horizontal-multivec
track, to specify the color mapping for zero data values..on('viewConfig')
JS API callback.Changelog
v1.8.4
selectRows
option for Horizontal Multivec TracksChangelog
v1.8.2
Changelog
v1.8.1
labelShowAssembly
as an option to allow hiding the assembly in track label (e.g. hg19 |
text)tickFormat
and tickPosition
options to the chromosome labels trackcolorbarPosition
and colorbarBackgroundColor
for the horizontal-multivec
horizontal-multivec
track via the selectRows
option.Changelog
v1.8.0
HorizontalLine1DPixiTrack
, make sure that this.valueScale
is set when getMouseOverHtml()
is called.Changelog
v1.7.2
bounded
into a new property called sizeMode
. There are now 4 different size modes, which determine the visible height of the HiGlass instance:
default
: the height is given by the sum of the tracks' heightsbounded
: tells the HiGlass component to bind the height to the parent container by dynamically adjusting the height of center tracks.scroll
: will activate scrolling by stretching HiGlass' drawing surface to the extent of parent DOM element and hiding overflowing content in the x direction and allowing to scroll when content overflows in the y direction.overflow
: same as scroll
except that you can't scroll. This mode is only needed when you want to dynamically switch between scrolling and pan+zooming.Changelog
v1.7.1
Same as v1.7.0. This is just due to a glitch at npmjs.org.