OK, I apologize for the problems. The reason for the error on "using Splines" is that I also am working on a splines package that I need and added some plotting features to plot my splines. So, you can either delete that line and any functions that take a Spline as an argument (There aren't many) , or you can wait until I get my splines library posted. (I don't know how long this will be; hopefully soon). A third option would be to take a look here:
https://github.com/thomastaudt/MathGL.jl It appears that someone else had the same idea that I did. His probably has way fewer rough edges, too. If you want my plotOpStack functionality, then that would be trivially easy (a few dozen lines of code) to add to any julia-based plotting system, MathGL.jl, gadfly, etc. As for installing MathGL, it should be in the repo for most mainstream linux distros; If you are running windows then I think they have an installer. It should be possible to have MathGL.jl install the MathGL library automatically, given a developer who knows their way around the julia packaging system sufficiently. The one thing that gave me pause is (other than that I don't know my way around the packaging system that well) is that MathGL is a 20 Mb download, which would hugely increase the size of my package Lewis On Friday, March 4, 2016 at 12:27:22 PM UTC-7, Christoph Ortner wrote: > > > looks really nice, but I just spent 30 minutes trying to install MathML. > This is when I lose interest. Sorry. > > Any chance to have MathML.jl install MathML automatically? > > Christoph > >
