Added --rgbxy option to allow for custom color palettes #22
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Added --nolabels option to allow for incorporating the waterfall image without tape and time tick labels.
Changed the RGBXY formatting to be a single sys.arg value separated by colons (e.g. 000:255:255:015:140). This breaks backwards compatibility.
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Hi Kyle. Thanks again. Just in case this is useful to you. I wanted to add the ability to adjust the color palettes. Here are some options to allow for testing in an IDE like geany.
#cmd_str = "heatmap.py --help"
#cmd_str = "heatmap.py --nolabels --palette custom test.csv test.png" # default: BRIGHT YELLOW
cmd_str = "heatmap.py --nolabels --palette custom --rgbxy 0 255 255 15 140 test.csv test.png" # CYAN
#cmd_str = "heatmap.py --nolabels --palette custom --rgbxy 127 255 212 15 110 test.csv test.png" # AQUAMARINE
#cmd_str = "heatmap.py --nolabels --palette custom --rgbxy 255 20 147 10 110 test.csv test.png" # HOT_PINK
#cmd_str = "heatmap.py --nolabels --palette custom --rgbxy 160 32 240 0 110 test.csv test.png" # DEEP_PURPLE
#cmd_str = "heatmap.py --nolabels --palette custom --rgbxy 0 255 127 10 140 test.csv test.png" # SPRING_GREEN
print(cmd_str)
sys.argv = cmd_str.split()