Julia Studio should really push its own Display type onto the display stack. That way you could plot image/png (and whatever other formats you support) directly, and things like Winston and PyPlot would work without requiring the user to save to a file.
On Tuesday, November 19, 2013 2:32:00 PM UTC-5, Kees van Prooijen wrote: > > It is maybe not common knowledge that it is really easy to get some > interactive feedback from plotting packages in Julia Studio. A package like > Winston generates image files. These can be opened in an editor window and > the view can be split to have the code side by side with the image. With > each run of the program, the image is live updated to immediately see > effect of parameter changes. >
