Reduce the score graphs' column widths.

More and narrower categories bring out more detail.

py/stats2.py

@@ -143,9 +143,9 @@ def mkxlgraph(game, xldata):
 
 def mkscoregraph(game, scoredata):
   if isinstance(game, rlgall.ARogueGame):
-    scorewidth = 1500
-  else:
     scorewidth = 1000
+  else:
+    scorewidth = 500
   scoregraph = SVGChart("{0}/score-{1}.svg".format(svgpath, game.uname))
   scoregraph.style("ffff00")
   scoregraph.write(framerect)
@@ -156,12 +156,13 @@ def mkscoregraph(game, scoredata):
   scale = 500 / scoremax
   for block, count in scoredata:
     n = block // scorewidth
-    barx = n * 75 + 100
+    barx = n * 50 + 100
     barh = scale * count
     bary = 550 - barh
     if count > 0:
-      scoregraph.write(bar3d(barx, 75, barh))
-    scoregraph.write(xllabel.format(barx, block))
+      scoregraph.write(bar3d(barx, 50, barh))
+    if n % 2 == 0:
+      scoregraph.write(xllabel.format(barx, block))
   for yl in range(scoredivs + 1):
     labeln = int(scoremax * yl / scoredivs)
     labelh = 550 + 8 - 500 * yl / scoredivs
@@ -203,10 +204,10 @@ for game in rlgall.gamelist:
   xldata = game.getXLCounts(15)
   deepdata = game.getDepthCounts(30)
   if isinstance(game, rlgall.ARogueGame):
-    scorewidth = 1500
-  else:
     scorewidth = 1000
-  scoredata = game.getScoreCounts(10, scorewidth)
+  else:
+    scorewidth = 500
+  scoredata = game.getScoreCounts(15, scorewidth)
   mkxlgraph(game, xldata)
   mkscoregraph(game, scoredata)
   mkdeepgraph(game, deepdata)