Cannot fit

[Dysp]

Hi there. I am a total newb to Ruby and coding in general, but I have been messing around with a script which will pull data from Excel and create a graph (among others) and output it to a PDF.
Finally I got it to work and it produced a graph and output it to a PDF.
So, to test it further I wanted to make some data more representative of the data I will work with in the future and here I am stuck. This is beyond my skills. Way beyond.
When the graph exceeds ~40 data points, Prawn produces an error:

https://gist.github.com/Dysp/8e0b6a88eafb69d0c927

I'll be working with waaay larger data sets and I simply need to produce a line-graph that represents this data.

How do I address this issue? I am sorry if I am just not capable and it is easily fixable, but I don't know where to go for help but here.

[claudiofullscreen]

Hello and thanks for using Squid.

I never tested with so many data points, so I can't be sure, but from your
error log looks like the *text *cannot fit into the PDF.

I would try again play around with options like legend: false or baseline:
false or any option that deals with text from
http://fullscreen.github.io/squid/

Let me know if that solves the issue!

On Fri, Mar 25, 2016 at 11:05 AM, Dysp [email protected] wrote:

Hi there. I am a total newb to Ruby and coding in general, but I have been
messing around with a script which will pull data from Excel and create a
graph (among others) and output it to a PDF.
Finally I got it to work and it produced a graph and output it to a PDF.
So, to test it further I wanted to make some data more representative of
the data I will work with in the future and here I am stuck. This is beyond
my skills. Way beyond.
When the graph exceeds ~40 data points, Prawn produces an error:

https://gist.github.com/Dysp/8e0b6a88eafb69d0c927

I'll be working with waaay larger data sets and I simply need to produce a
line-graph that represents this data.

How do I address this issue? I am sorry if I am just not capable and it is
easily fixable, but I don't know where to go for help but here.

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[Dysp]

I actually tried it with a few of the options, but it didn't work. However if I put baseline: false, then it works beautifully. I even tested it a little further and went to 2880 datapoints and it still worked.

Thank you so much!

[haseebelahi]

Did any of you guys find a fix to make this work with baseline: true? I want to show the category names at the bottom, maybe rotated 90 degrees so those can fit. I've been playing with the options but nothing seems to be working.

[kangkyu]

https://github.com/Fullscreen/squid/blob/master/lib/squid/plotter.rb#L126 we might be able to set this disable_wrap_by_char: true as false