Right now, data that could be derived is manually (over-)specified when using ASCII output. In ./examples/ascii-levels.rs, take a look at the call to ASCIIMapper::new and the levels options that are defined later. min, max, and steps could be derived from what is in ASCIIMapper.
Also, the levels options are what is used to make a call to the FloatIterator to generate a range; if the range given is complete in the ASCIIMapper, we don't need to do that ... we can just pull from the mapper ...
Right now, data that could be derived is manually (over-)specified when using ASCII output. In
./examples/ascii-levels.rs, take a look at the call toASCIIMapper::newand thelevelsoptions that are defined later.min,max, andstepscould be derived from what is inASCIIMapper.Also, the levels options are what is used to make a call to the
FloatIteratorto generate a range; if the range given is complete in theASCIIMapper, we don't need to do that ... we can just pull from the mapper ...