Hi Hisham,
There is imagesc <http://winston.readthedocs.org/en/latest/fun/imagesc.html> in
Winston, which is similar to ListDensityPlot in Mathematica and uses the
current colormap (set by Winston.colormap). AFAIK "jet" is the only
colormap defined in Winston. However, you can use the colormaps provided by
Color.jl <https://github.com/JuliaLang/Color.jl> (see here fore a
list<https://github.com/JuliaLang/Color.jl/blob/master/src/color_names.jl#L672-L686>)
or construct your own maps as Vectors of colors and set them with
Winston.colormap.
Best,
Alex.
On Tuesday, 25 March 2014 17:48:53 UTC+1, Hisham Assi wrote:
>
> For the command colormap (*name::String*[, *n=256*]) *, what values
> are available for name::string other than "jet" ?*
> *It would be for helpful to have density plot command like the one in
> Mathematica. **It would be something like the density(m x n
> Array{Float64,2}, n-element **Array{Float64,1}, m**-element
> **Array{Float64,1})
> with a colormap option. **This would somehow cover the shortage of
> contour plot and 3D-surface plot for plotting physical fields( temperature,
> pressure, ...) over two dimensional space which is very common in physics
> and engineering publications.*
> *Thank you all JULIA people. *
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