Uwe Fechner
Uwe Fechner
``` julia> ENV["GRDISPLAY"]="plot" "plot" julia> using GR julia> plot(randn(20,5), labels=("a", "b", "c", "d", "e")) (GR) pkg> st Status `~/repos/GR/Project.toml` [28b8d3ca] GR v0.72.4 (GR) pkg> ``` And without window not window...
Yes, on in the REPL...
With this version zoom and pan worked! But only a few seconds. Then I got: ```julia julia> using GR julia> plot(randn(20,5), labels=("a", "b", "c", "d", "e")) ┌ Debug: Found GRDISPLAY...
You closed this issue a bit too fast. It works now fine if I start Julia with: ```julia JULIA_DEBUG=GR GRDISPLAY=plot julia ``` Thanks a lot for the good work! :)...
First it was working for me, now it doesn't. I will try to figure out why.
What is working: ``` using GR sleep(1) plot(rand(20,5)) ``` This even works if put into a file and executed repeatedly. But if I close the GR window and include the...
But that makes this feature pretty useless... And it is not the way the normal GR windows behave...
Well, my workflow is that I open plot_a, look at it, close it, look at plot_b, close it change some parameters, look at plot_a again... I don't want to restart...
And it would be nice to be able to open a new window each time you display a plot. I like the way PythonPlot works, I can have multiple plots...
Nice, but I think having an issue for it is a good place to discuss the approach and the progress. To implement this, the main place to make changes is...