Christopher Chalmers

Sorry I've left this so long, must have missed it when you made the issue. It is already possible to do this (although admittedly is's not that discoverable). You can...

Thanks for the report. Yeah, sorry about this. The log axis should be considered an alpha feature. I only really wrote what I have to convince myself I could get...

I could add `mkVerticalText :: TextAlignment -> String -> Diagram V2`. Then it would be a case of ``` yAxis . axisLabelTextFunction .= mkVerticalText ```

The generating code is actually on that page, it's just hidden in the **[+] Example** heading of [`scatterPlot`](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/plots-0.1.0.2/docs/Plots-Types-Scatter.html#v:scatterPlot). I could put a copy of that code to under the figure...

@ggreif Done :)

Cool. I've already done this in HEAD. (see [`here`](https://cchalmers.github.io/plots/Plots-Types-Scatter.html)). I should bring out a new minor version soon so it'll be on haddock.

I think`LineJoinBevel` for line plots looks a little strange. I had a little look around and the defaults for the line joins are: - pgfplots: miter - gnuplot: miter -...

You're right, there should certainly be a way to accept already computed histogram data. But I still think there should be helper functions for plotting a histogram from sample data....

This is interesting suggestion. I'm not happy with the current way the bounds and ticks etc. are done done currently and I want to have an overhaul. When I do...

You need to import a backend. Each backend exports a `B` type alias to make it easier to switch between backends. You can see some examples that hopefully still compile...