plotting images in Julia Studio

[Kees van Prooijen]

It is maybe not common knowledge that it is really easy to get some interactive feedback from plotting packages in Julia Studio. A package like Winston generates image files. These can be opened in an editor window and the view can be split to have the code side by side with the image. With each run of the program, the image is live updated to immediately see effect of parameter changes.

[a.p.w...@gmail.com]

This is fantastic!  But, when I try to plot something "using Winston plot(x,y)", no file is saved.

[Steven G. Johnson]

Julia Studio should really push its own Display type onto the display stack.  That way you could plot image/png (and whatever other formats you support) directly, and things like Winston and PyPlot would work without requiring the user to save to a file.