xplot | C backend for the bqplot 2-D plotting library | Data Visualization library

I'm new to F# interactive notebook and XPlot.Plotly.

I tried the following code in the hopes to get a nice sine wave shown

I am trying to make a graph like this:

as explained in the page here: https://plotly.com/python/continuous-error-bars/

the relevant python code is:

Here don’t understand why if you only select MyApp it does not allow the user to select the directory. For each of the programs, the MUI_PAGE_DIRECTORY macro is where it indicates that the user should select the directory, which the SelectFilesMyApp clearly has, so I am not sure why yet if the user only selects that program it doesn’t allow them to pick a custom directory. If they select all the programs, then the user can select a custom director for each of the MyPartnerApp Plugin, MyApp, and LicenseManager programs.

Here is the full script, which is partly based on https://nsis.sourceforge.io/Two_installations_in_one_installer:

Please note that I have created a single variable without a problem as described here, but when I try to create a second variable, I get this error:

Generating charts based on Google Charts and Plotly using the XPlot Plotly F# library, I was wondering if it is possible to hide some of the buttons in the floating toolbar that allow to pan, zoom, etc.

Trying to get a layout of an HTML page with flex boxes like

I'm trying to get minor ticks and gridlines plotted in all plots when using lmplot, using the code below:

I am trying to plot multiple lines in one ggplot in R using for loops. Currently, I don't believe I can use the melt() command to transition my data to long format due to some additional functionality I plan to add to the graphic down the road (filters, user inputs, etc. in a shiny dashboard - this will be my first dashboard, so please let me know if I am incorrect). I currently have the following code (see below) set up to assign a geom_line() command to a dynamic variable (produces x1 and x2). Next, I produce a vector of strings that tie to the dynamic variables created. The variable m is assigned as my ggplot() command. How do I create a plot that is the equivalent of m + x1 + x2 + scale_color_manual("red", "green") using the vector of strings to call the x# variables? Please note, this is for a QC process and over 200 variables need to be plotted in various graphs, so the solution needs to be scalable and not require me to explicitly type out each x# variable.

I want to create, display, and save/export (to PNG format, for example) a plot/chart in a .NET Core console application. What is the best way to do this?

I've tried XPlot.Plotly and XPlot.GoogleCharts. I can create charts and display them in the default browser, but cannot save them (programmatically).

With XPlot.Plotly I can create a PlotlyChart and then get its HTML string with the method GetHtml, but I haven't been able to convert it to an image format and save it.