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Re: Julia 0.2 released

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Thanks for the explanation. What do you mean by "It doesn't support any sort of type hierarchy"? I've contributed to a package that defines some S4 methods on a base class and relies on that implementation being called on derived classes as well.

This may be a misunderstanding on my part because I am by no means an R expert (I've done a fair amount of stats work in R, but no library development). Can you add a method for base class "Foo" which will automatically apply to "Bar" which is a subtype of "Foo"?

As far as I know, yes, this works just fine. We rely on this in the BiocParallel package in Bioconductor.

Re: Julia 0.2 released

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Does anyone know what the state of plotting is in Julia? I couldn't really find any convincing examples for that. For many applications, plotting really is a big requirement. That said, I look forward to a future where Julia will take over many use cases that are served by Matlab right now.

You can use the Plotly libraries: plot.ly/api/julia, and make interactive, browser-based graphs you can easily share and embed.

Re: Julia 0.2 released

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Does anyone know what the state of plotting is in Julia? I couldn't really find any convincing examples for that. For many applications, plotting really is a big requirement. That said, I look forward to a future where Julia will take over many use cases that are served by Matlab right now.

With a plotting package that generates image files, like 'Winston', there is easy support in Julia Studio to get some interaction. When the image file is opened in an editor window, it is live updated with each run of the program. see: http://www.kees.cc/images/JSplot-big.png
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