Royi
Royi
> Nope it doesn't. You'll have to create that folder yourself. The term "portable" is misleading in this sense that it means Lite XL doesn't follow the typical Linux program...
@owinebar , Is the migration complete?
I think back then it was indeed the trend. Do all in Julia. Yet a decade later, the Julia eco system for Image Processing and Computer Vision is pretty lean....
This could be a feature to surpass OpenCV offerings for SciKit Image.
Maybe a good starting point is something like: [Luis Alvarez; Vicent Caselles - Homography Estimation Using One Ellipse Correspondence and Minimal Additional Information](https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7025981). API wise, I guess extend the correspondence...
SublimeText's package [Markdown Preview](https://github.com/facelessuser/MarkdownPreview) has support. It might be easy to copy its parsing?
Is there any progress on this with support for the latest Numba (`0.6`) and SciPy (`1.14.1`)?
So maybe documentation should note that the output dimensions are set by a pre defined values and not by the `p` provided. Currently the documentation is ambiguous.
For now, what I use is: ```julia savefig(hP, figFileNme; width = hP.layout[:width], height = hP.layout[:height]); ```
@jd-foster , I think the documentation is good. I am more concerned with the defaults. Why not take the dimensions of the figure? Or at least preserve its aspect?