Tim: Thank you, that works great.
Josef: I can plot 2D matrices with GR (which is what I want) but your code
example doesn't work. GR looks pretty impressive, I'll have to check it
out. A bit disappointed there's no interface to zoom in/out with the mouse
and for some reason the window won'
... which looks more convenient :-)
On Wednesday, October 26, 2016 at 5:21:01 PM UTC+2, Tom Breloff wrote:
>
> And of course you can always plot an image as well:
>
> using Plots, TestImages
> plot(testimage("cameraman"))
>
>
And of course you can always plot an image as well:
using Plots, TestImages
plot(testimage("cameraman"))
On Wed, Oct 26, 2016 at 11:04 AM, Josef Heinen wrote:
> Using GR (for the image display) should be fast enough:
>
> using TestImages
> using GR
>
> img = testimage("cameraman")
> intensities
Yes, it should be pretty responsive now---ImageView doesn't have to go
through a Python layer, so I think it's a bit snappier. It's been a while
since I've used Matlab, but at least when I first compared them ImageView
was considerably better than Matlab for interactive display of movies, etc.
But
Tim, when you say you fixed this, you mean the deprecation warnings? I'll
definitely use the new version of Images. I haven't had a chance yet since
posting this. Images and related libraries look great.
The graphics functionality in Julia that deal with bitmaps like ImageView
and pcolor in
Hmm, I fixed this on the images-next branch but forgot to fix it on master.
Will be fixed in https://github.com/timholy/Images.jl/pull/564.
If you're just getting started with Julia & Images, you might want to
consider using the upcoming version of Images. See
https://github.com/timholy/Images.jl/
