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### Short Answer ***For the moment***: InspectDR only supports Plot.jl's layout functionnality when you save a figure. It does not support this feature on with the interactive GUI mode. To...

### "InspectDR currently only plots row-by-row": The InspectDR GUI creates subplots from left-to-right, filling all slots in a row up until the maximum number of columns (given by `mplot.layout.values[:ncolumns]`) is...

### Multiple y axes: InspectDR natively supports multiple y axes (called "strips"). You can see a few examples here: 1. https://github.com/ma-laforge/FileRepo/blob/master/InspectDR/sampleplots/demo5.png 2. https://github.com/ma-laforge/FileRepo/blob/master/InspectDR/sampleplots/demo7.png You can find the code used to...

Correct. the `gui()` command is not necessary (and you should not use it) when you display with `display(InspectDR.GtkDisplay(), mplot)`. > Do I still need to save the figure here? No....

I think most people would really like the strips feature. I wish all plotting packages had this. I find I ***often*** want to use this pattern to display plots -...

Very sorry. I tried your snippet above and saw your problem. Here is the solution: ``` using Plots backend(:inspectdr) function testPlot() P1 = plot(Plots.fakedata(50,5)); P2 = plot(Plots.fakedata(50,5)); p = plot(P1,...

...And I just realize you can make the process less invasive (use more of Plots.jl's normal flow) by using the following: ``` function testPlot() P1 = plot(Plots.fakedata(50,5)) P2 = plot(Plots.fakedata(50,5))...

I wanted to send you a minimum working example for using InspectDR directly: ``` using InspectDR using Colors function testPlot2() y1 = rand(50,5) y2 = rand(50,5) x = collect(1.0:size(y1,1)) add...

I am probably not answering the right question, but here goes: A line segment is typically drawn as a two-point dataset that represents `{(x1, y1), (x2,y2)}`. You can add it...

Well, just in case I what you really want is to create a coarser dashed line that what I currently support: ### Making coarser (longer) dashes You can hack in...