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Allow user to pass x/ytick_formatter argument to scale_x/y_continuous() for lambda function tick formatting#541
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Hi all,
As far as I could tell, there isn't an easy way to use a lambda function to format the axis tick labels outside of setting the ggplot.x/ytick_formatter directly (please correct me if I'm wrong). I baked this into the scale_x/y_continuous classes, as this seemed to me like the most reasonable place for it. Feedback is welcome and appreciated! Thanks!