Hi, I am doing some optimization iteratively. I produce plots iteratively, updating the plot after each variable-update. I am trying to figure out how to avoid depending on Plots.jl in my package for cases when the plot is not requested in order to speed up compile/first-run time. Simplistically,…

Also havin a callback should work á la function f(args...; make_plot = nothing) # ... if make_plot !== nothing make_plot(x) end # ... end and then pass make_plot = Plots.plot.

Using Plots.jl within a package _iteratively_

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ianfiske January 28, 2020, 6:34pm 7

I would like to plot from within a function in my package.

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