Daniel C. Jones

I'd really like to implement at least some of this. I recently added the low level code needed to embed rasterized images in the SVG output, so combined with [Images.jl](https://github.com/timholy/Images.jl),...

Yes, I forgot about ImageView! You should definitely try that out, since it's designed for the sort of things you want to do.

> So technically it should not be too hard to extend Compose to plot raster-graphics given already given in the PNG format. Right, the code more embedding PNG data in...

I actually don't hate pie charts, they're unfairly maligned. It's easier to judge the relative sizes in stacked bar charts, but pie charts make it immediately obvious that the data...

> It seems Guide.annotation doesn't allow you to go outside the plot panel at the moment? It doesn't, but that would actually be extremely easy to change. I do want...

It's true that things can get ugly if the data isn't a data frame, or at least tabular. I was thinking about a syntax to make this thing easier a...

It probably should be `WP_E`, and I just didn't quite know what I was doing when I wrote that. Changing it does affect Gadfly's default color scheme, but I don't...

This is something I need to find a more permanent solution for. In the meantime I changed Gadfly to do what it used to do: pad every plot by `5mm`...

This is pretty much by design. Since `compose` will interpret its arguments as a sort of S-expression, here it will try to make the first object in the array an...

The `...` is regular Julia syntax. For example `f(xs...)` is equivalent to `f(xs[1], xs[2], xs[3])` if `xs` has three elements. See http://julia.readthedocs.org/en/latest/manual/functions/#varargs-functions. There are two ways to draw multiple lines....