Open chrism0dwk opened 11 years ago
dcjones
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11 years ago The correct behavior draw(D3(6inch, 4inch), p) from the repl is to open a browser pointed at the graphic, but I haven't finished implementing that for the D3 backend. I have something a little more fancy in mind that I'm working on.
In the mean time, you can write output to a file like draw(D3("output.js", 6inch, 4inch), p), or view the plot from the repl with the SVG backend draw(SVG(6inch, 4inch), p).
chrism0dwk
commented
11 years ago On 5/07/2013, at 9:07 AM, Daniel Jones notifications@github.com wrote:
The correct behavior draw(D3(6inch, 4inch), p) from the repl is to open a browser pointed at the graphic, but I haven't finished implementing that for the D3 backend. I have something a little more fancy in mind that I'm working on.
In the mean time, you can write output to a file like draw(D3("output.js", 6inch, 4inch), p), or view the plot from the repl with the SVG backend draw(SVG(6inch, 4inch), p).
Hi Daniel,
Sounds great! Thanks for the info, and shout if you want me to test it out.
Cheers,
Chris
Hi,
I think I may have found a bug in Compose when using the D3 backend with a Gadfly plot. MacOSX, Julia-0.2-pre, Gadfly 0.1.5, and Compose 0.1.4.
Steps to reproduce:
julia> p = plot(iris, x="Sepal.Length", y="Sepal.Width", Geom.point) julia> draw(D3(6inch, 4inch), p) WARNING: Unable to emit data of type Emitable in emit at /Users/stsiab/.julia/Compose/src/Compose.jl:406
Digging around in the source code, I see that "image/svg+xml" MIME type is added to the 'emitters' Dict at Compose.jl:422. However, inserting a diagnostic print statement into the emit(x::Emitable) function shows the requested MIME type to be "application/javascript".
I notice that the "application/javascript" MIMEtype is set in d3.jl:162. Is this correct?
Cheers,
Chris