With
WolframLanguageData[{"ListLogPlot", "Plot", "ColorNegate"}, "Timeline"]
one gets information at what time and version a certain function was implemented:
UPDATE:
Show
is a good idea as long as the functions were not introduced at the same time.
p1 = WolframLanguageData[{"Plot"}, "Timeline"];
p2 = WolframLanguageData[{"Sin"}, "Timeline"];
Show[p1, p2]
Here the function labels overlap:
Do you have an idea how a larger set of commands can be visualized in one diagram?
E.g.:
functions = {"Sin", "Cos", "Tan", "Image", "ImageApply", "Array"};
How can I make a timeline (with Show
or somehow else) with no overlap?
Show
? Do you know how to make a combined timeline from scratch using the raw data, or would you need help with that should no other solution exist? $\endgroup$ – C. E. Dec 14 '16 at 11:32WolframLanguageData[{"ListLogPlot", "Plot", "ColorNegate"}, {"DatesModified", "VersionsModified"}]
then parse it out usingTimelinePlot[Labeled[Interval[], ....]
you can modify the spacing and like or use legends. $\endgroup$ – Ramble Dec 14 '16 at 16:02