heatmap: fixes "global name 'low/high' is not defined" error when using --low or --high commandline args#19
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I've tested this today and confirmed it fixes the issue from master 4d74fdc |
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Hi!
I was doing some testing with the heatmap.py script on the weekend and noticed it failed when given the commandline args --low or --high. I fixed the error in a fork and I'm sending the modifications so that you may review and integrate them into the main source if you feel the code is up to your standards.
Tranks for this great script!