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Now what if your points aren't IEEE double-precision floating point numbers? What if they are Unix time represented as 64-bit integers, and you'd like to format

Now what if your points aren't IEEE double-precision floating point numbers? What if they are Unix time represented as 64-bit integers, and you'd like to format the tick labels according to your locale? That kind of composability is what keeps me interested in Julia, so I hope that the community keeps improving the overall UX of the language.

CoolGuySteve 6y ago
It’s QtCustomPlot so if I cared I could easily support those things. Julia does not have a monopoly on static types. In the meantime, Julia GR plots are missing basic features and insist on putting bold black outlines around everything by default, obscuring the data.