Hello everyone!
I am happy to announce a major update to the UnicodePlots.jl code base.
Aside from finally having a proper, fully automated test-suite, the package also received a couple of new features as well as a graphical overhaul.
Changes include:
Here a couple of screenshots on macOS:
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This must be one of my favourite julia packages, congrats and keep up the good work
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Fastest plot package that ALWAYS works!
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Going to put it into startup.jl config file. Would be really awesome if it has a colored image or imshow type of plot available also, to plot pixels of fractals like Fatou.jl .
This seems so nice! I did not know about it until now. Thanks for this!
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This functionality is available in a separate package (because of dependencies)
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Thanks, that’s useful! One other feature I noticed is missing: 2D parametric plots
Also polar plots are missing. These are just some ideas for what else can be done.
affans
January 7, 2019, 10:56pm
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One of the Julia core team members actually suggested putting this in stdlib.
https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/30587#issuecomment-451504034
I agree with him.
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It would be very, very nice to have a textual plotting system in stdlib! Many times I need to do some analysis in algorithms running at servers that I access through ssh. This package will be very handy!
IMHO, this package and StaticArrays.jl should be added to stdlib.
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Really like this package! Fast and straightforward!
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Awesome work! I cannot express enough the joy of making a histogram in console mode.
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Thanks again so much for your work on this. The availability of log scaling makes this package much more useable to me.
It’s amazing how 95% of the time the unicode plots are more than adequate. Why bother with anything else? Well, I’m not going to.
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