Tim Docker

Can you describe what you mean be "align axes sizes" ? Do you want axes to show the same numeric ranges, or just occupy consistent physical space on the page?

I understand - currently in your example the plot area is what remains after area has been alllocated to axes, legends and titles. If the space taken by these are...

If you are happy with independent charts (ie without enforcement that the x axes align) then you could just create the Layouts you need, and render them as a vertical...

The extra space is being allocated to display titles or legends or something like that. You could see this be setting titles on the charts. But I don't think you...

One thing you could try to eliminate the gaps would be to expose `layoutPlotAreaToGrid` and then call that instead of `layoutToGrid`. This will leave out the grid cells for the...

Thanks for the pull request. I wonder if this would be better as a utility function, rather than a new plot type? ie something like: ``` contourPlot :: (Double,Double) --...

I'm about to go on holidays, but will merge this when I return.

Hi, The reason that I haven't merged this is that I think the output would look much better with some curve interpolation, as you suggested earlier. A few months ago...

The diagrams backend is significantly slower than the cairo backend. I wouldn't want to switch to pure diagrams whilst that remains the case.

You are correct. In standard usage, Chart rendering with the diagrams backend is pure except for the loading of the fonts (see `loadFont` in the the SVG fonts library http://hackage.haskell.org/package/SVGFonts-1.7/docs/Graphics-SVGFonts.html)....