Mattriks

Did you try the new `Compose.show`method above? (I haven't yet) . If that works, I can open a PR here asap.

I put this chunk in a jmd file, and it works: ```julia import Cairo using Compose img = compose(context(), (context(units=UnitBox(0, 1.2, 1, -1)), circle(0.70, 0.75, 0.2), fill("gold"), (context(), rectangle(), fill("transparent"),...

I tested the `Compose.show` method above in a Compose branch, and while it works, in the weaved pdf, each figure gets printed twice - further investigation needed! For now, the...

See further investigation in Junolab/Weave.jl#266

To me it looks like that `introspect` was included purely for teaching purposes, rather than as a real development tool.

Since Gadfly uses Compose too, this has also come up there, see GiovineItalia/Gadfly.jl#1094. In Compose, supporting LaTeX strings could be done either by: 1. Converting LaTeX strings to Julia unicode...

See #418 for an attempt to implement point 2. using mathjax with the SVG backend.

I can't tell whether you think the circle or rectangle (or both) are "inconsistent". In Compose.jl, circles are always circles (this behaviour is useful for plotting e.g. in Gadfly.jl you...

Also comments in #334. And currently the Compose docs are another visual test, and devs should be viewing them with any new PR.

Here's a simple "Compose-only" example on a 64-bit system: ``` x_focus = UnitRange{Int32}(1:3) y_focus = UnitRange{Int32}(1:1) Compose.Table(3,1, x_focus, y_focus, x_prop=ones(Float32,3), y_prop=ones(Float32,1)) MethodError: no method matching Compose.Table(::Int64, ::Int64, ::UnitRange{Int32}, ::UnitRange{Int32}; x_prop=Float32[1.0,...