`render_grid_pdf`

fn def render_grid_pdf(plots: List[AnyChart], cells: List[GridCell], width: Int, height: Int, row_weights: List[Float64] = List(), col_weights: List[Float64] = List(), shared_y_scale: Bool = False, shared_x_scale: Bool = False, align_axes: Bool = False, title: String = "") -> PdfCanvas

render_grid()’s counterpart for a one-page PdfCanvas (#372), with the same cell layout. width/height are points, 1/72 inch, so the page is the figure.

Args:

plots (List[AnyChart]): The charts, one per cell.
cells (List[GridCell]): Where each plot goes.
width (Int): Figure width in points.
height (Int): Figure height in points.
row_weights (List[Float64]): Relative row heights, empty for equal rows.
col_weights (List[Float64]): Relative column widths, empty for equal columns.
shared_y_scale (Bool): Give every cell one y-domain.
shared_x_scale (Bool): Give every cell one x-domain. The continuous marks pool their x extents; categorical cells must name the same categories in the same order.
align_axes (Bool): Share plot-rect edges, as render_grid().
title (String): A figure title above the cells, as render_grid().

Returns:

PdfCanvas: The finished document.

Raises:

Error: As render_grid().

render_grid render_grid_svg