add a definition to the {transform} representation of a value #1070
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… can read that definition and decide that it wants to run the transform, or just use the definition. This allows the mark to decide, for example, if a color is a channel or a constant color. If a channel, then reindexation is applied lazily.
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Let's stay on #1069 so as not to introduce a new property. |
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a mark can read that definition and decide that it wants to run the transform, or just use the definition. This allows the mark to decide, for example, if a color is a channel or a constant color. If a channel, then reindexation is applied lazily.
This makes #1069 lighter, in the sense that channels are expanded lazily, and the mark still gets to decide how it wants to process the original channel definition.