ScatterPlotItem: Make + and x symbols thicker#1387
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This is something we're overriding in Orange3 (biolab/orange3#5007), as we change the symbols' alpha_value to show selected symbols. The default + and x symbols are too thin to show a noticeable change in alpha_value. But I thought you might agree that the symbols look nicer this way.
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I like the change myself; will wait for more input before merging. Thanks for the PR @irgolic |
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LGTM |
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This is something we're overriding in Orange3 (biolab/orange3#5007), as we change the symbols' alpha_value to show selected symbols. The default + and x symbols are too thin to show a noticeable change in alpha_value.
But I thought you might agree that the symbols look nicer this way.
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