In the documentation it says
Multiple length values can be used together. All columns whose names contain length
will be used. (For example, length.1 and snv.length are both valid.)
This is true but I noted some inconsistent behaviour. Not sure if this is intentional, where to activate the automatic features a specific column name needs to be used (lenght.1 and length.2)
Example 1: Lengths specified using length.1 and length.2


Example 2: Lengths specified using snv.length and length.2
Y-axis is not generated for the first specified length (snv.length) and length.2' axis is moved to the left.

Example 3: Lengths specified using snv.length and length.3
Y-axis is not generated for snv.length and length.3 axis is generated to the left. Autp,ated edge colouring does not work, I'm assuming it's not generalized to take in column names other than length.2.

Example 4: Lengths specified using snv.length and pga.length
No y-axis or automated edge.colour.

In the documentation it says
This is true but I noted some inconsistent behaviour. Not sure if this is intentional, where to activate the automatic features a specific column name needs to be used (
lenght.1andlength.2)Example 1: Lengths specified using
length.1andlength.2Example 2: Lengths specified using
snv.lengthandlength.2Y-axis is not generated for the first specified length (

snv.length) andlength.2' axis is moved to the left.Example 3: Lengths specified using
snv.lengthandlength.3Y-axis is not generated for

snv.lengthandlength.3axis is generated to the left. Autp,ated edge colouring does not work, I'm assuming it's not generalized to take in column names other thanlength.2.Example 4: Lengths specified using
snv.lengthandpga.lengthNo y-axis or automated edge.colour.
