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incorrect code generated for `char x[8][255]`

Btw, I wrote this issue from memory because I'm out of the office. I'll verify everything I wrote tomorrow.

implement "save" and "save as" functionality for session saving

also it'd be nice if the little window that opened was titled "save" instead of "select file". Same thing for "save as" and "load"

cairo_scaled_font_destroy: Assertion `! scaled_font->cache_frozen' failed.

Yes it's under linux. I think it's a cairo concurrency bug.

Always add some padding to axis range

I've been bitten by this one too

Always add some padding to axis range

> And how one could set axis range? I couldn't find any easy way to force axis range to say 0.9-3.1 [scaledAxis](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/Chart-1.7.1/docs/Graphics-Rendering-Chart-Axis-Floating.html#v:scaledAxis) takes a range as an argument

chart may be freezing on small but non-zero values

This example will reproduce it for me ``` haskell {-# OPTIONS_GHC -Wall #-} import Control.Lens import Control.Monad ( void ) import Data.Default.Class import Graphics.Rendering.Chart import Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Backend.Cairo values :: [(Double, Double)]...

chart may be freezing on small but non-zero values

I realize they're abnormal values, but I did come across this in a real world situation. Thanks for the pointer, I'll try to fix it it you don't get to...

chart may be freezing on small but non-zero values

I have a fix in https://github.com/timbod7/haskell-chart/pull/130

legends go off the right edge of the plot

I see. If there was a way to detect text going off the edge, I could reduce the number of columns. Do you know of a way to detect this?

Common subexpression elimination

What is the use case, out of curiosity?