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I've added a large doc section before the plot method at src/Plots.jl. This is what I will use as a guideline for implementation (it follows pretty closely with how I made Qwt.jl)
If there are any issues with what you see, please let me know.
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Nice job so far! Since you asked, could you borrow the plot(f::Function, a, b, ...)
interface from gadfly? In particular, something along the lines of:
plot(f::Function, a, b)
plots the function over [a,b]plot([Vector{Function}, a, b)
plots the functions over [a,b]plot((f,g), a, b))
does a parametric plot over [a,b]
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These should all be pretty straightforward... I'll add them next chance I get.
On Sep 12, 2015, at 11:08 AM, john verzani [email protected] wrote:
Nice job so far! Since you asked, could you borrow the plot(f::Function, a, b, ...) interface from gadfly? In particular, something along the lines of:
plot(f::Function, a, b) plots the function over [a,b]
plot([Vector{Function}, a, b) plots the functions over [a,b]
plot((f,g), a, b)) does a parametric plot over [a,b]
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These are implemented now... Please take a look.
On Sep 12, 2015, at 11:08 AM, john verzani [email protected] wrote:
Nice job so far! Since you asked, could you borrow the plot(f::Function, a, b, ...) interface from gadfly? In particular, something along the lines of:
plot(f::Function, a, b) plots the function over [a,b]
plot([Vector{Function}, a, b) plots the functions over [a,b]
plot((f,g), a, b)) does a parametric plot over [a,b]
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Looks good. Thanks! Whatever name this ends up with, it will be super useful. (I'm also keen on using this with 'SymPy'. I think it will help a lot. )
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Is there a SymPy interface you'd like to see within Plots? If so, open a new issue with details.
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dup of #8
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