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A virtual value would be the equivalent value of the setting to get the actual state of the plot.
This is best understood with an example:
BandsPlot has two settings that choose which bands to display: Erange and bands_range. If none of them are provided, the bands to display are inferred from the fermi level. However, to help the user update these settings (give them a notion of what are the ranges), we set Erange and bands_range to the corresponding values. It would be great that these two settings are not actually set, but just contain a virtual value that is displayed to the user.
Otherwise, one needs to set Erange back to None in order for an update in bands_range to take effect.
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A virtual value would be the equivalent value of the setting to get the actual state of the plot.
This is best understood with an example:
BandsPlot
has two settings that choose which bands to display:Erange
andbands_range
. If none of them are provided, the bands to display are inferred from the fermi level. However, to help the user update these settings (give them a notion of what are the ranges), we setErange
andbands_range
to the corresponding values. It would be great that these two settings are not actually set, but just contain a virtual value that is displayed to the user.Otherwise, one needs to set
Erange
back toNone
in order for an update inbands_range
to take effect.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: