Joonas Nättilä

See http://winston.readthedocs.org/en/latest/fun/oplot.html `oplot` is used to add (overplot) things into an existing plot. First you have to create the plot by using the `plot` command. Other option is to use...

Ah sorry, my bad. However, what comes to the current repl vs script behaviour it is in my opinion, quite reasonable. Usually if I have a longer script that I...

Few other critical ones could be - [ ] arrow - [ ] label

Also, with our current syntax, it might be more clear to change `plotyy` to `oplotyy`. I can not think of a situation where one would like to plot only to...

I have already written a basic smooth-option for `plothist2d`but have not submitted a pull request yet...

The code can be seen on pull request #106. It is however, by no means comparable to matlabs `ksdensity`

One problem is that currently Winston mixes both styles. As you can see, this ends up looking horrible: 

Currently you have to put tables inside table cells to achieve this kind of multiple column/row wide figures. ``` jlcon julia> t=Table(2,1) julia> t[1,1]=plot(randn(100)) julia> t[2,1]=plot(rand(100)) julia> t2=Table(1,2) julia> t2[1,1]=t...

I come from IDL background where `plot` takes [position](http://archive.stsci.edu/iue/manual/dacguide/node54.html) keyword as an argument where you can specify how the plot spans the available space (i.e. position=[xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax], where...

Woah! Looking good @timholy, I didn't know you were already this far experimenting with this!