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I'd like to use a png as a background for a plot, in Compose and/or Gadfly. Is this currently possible?

Hi, I'm trying to create an image consisting of overlapping filled circles, where I'd like the intersection of the circles to have a fill color representing a blend of the...

After running Pkg.test("Compose") on Julia 0.4.6 and Windows the message below appears. Shell commands and windows don't work well currently (depending on individual PATH settings, which are not so popular...

I see that if I draw on a PGF object, then I get a latex document that can be compiled into a PDF with latex text. For example: ``` julia...

running ``` compose(context(), fill("tomato"), (context(0.0, 0.0, 0.5, 0.5), circle(0.5,0.5,0.25)), (context(0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5), rectangle(0,0,1,1))) ``` in IJulia creates a pretty picture of a circle and a rectangle, but it's not...

To add something like a bitmap or image to a compose context the implementation of a image primitive is needed. There is a bitmap available, but only correctly implemented for...

It seems that the following was intended to work: ``` u = 16 lines = [line([(0.5,0.6),((1+(i-1)/sqrt(u))*0.5w,0.7w)]) for i=1:sqrt(u)] compose(context(),lines,linewidth(0.1mm),stroke("black")) ``` It fails with: ``` `compose` has no method matching compose(::Form{LinePrimitive},...

Hi, I recently tracked down a problem I was having to the line `require("Color")` in the file Compose.jl. Apparently, calling `require("")`is known to hang sometimes if the package is precompiled....

I think https://github.com/dcjones/Gadfly.jl/issues/520 should start off with a 3D Compose API. Rough plan could be: 1. Extend (and [possibly simplify](https://gist.github.com/shashi/e712bc4776a6abf5ff32)) measures.jl to support 3D 2. 4x4 MatrixTransforms (It's probably also...

It would be convenient to support writing directly to BMP, JPEG, TIFF, etc. I'm guessing the best way to do this would be through Images.jl.