Hey Amuthan,
Are you exporting as PDF? I had some weird issues where the resolution of
printed PDFs from PyPlot.jl would have low resolution, but it would look
fine on the screen. I solved it by just exporting EPS and then including
that in LaTeX.
Not sure if this was a PyPlot.jl issue per se,
For me, I need to set PyPlot.svg(true) to get good resolution in IJulia
notebooks
A friend of mine also mentioned that Chrome gives better performance or
resolution (?) than Safari; but I did not try this.
Christoph
Hi Rasmus,
I have a pixelated image on the screen, but saving it as a pdf gives me a
sharp image. So I guess I have the reverse problem :)
Amuthan
On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 5:45:48 AM UTC-7, Rasmus Brandt wrote:
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> Hey Amuthan,
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> Are you exporting as PDF? I had some weird issues where
Hi Christoph,
Yes, this solved the issued on IJulia (running in Safari). Thanks a lot!
I still have a pixelated image when I display pyplot images from a julia
terminal. Not sure why this happens.
Amuthan
On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 9:57:39 PM UTC-7, Christoph Ortner wrote:
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> For me, I n
Hi Amuthan,
This might be because PyPlot in Julia uses a different graphics backend
than when you call Matplotlib directly in Python. Working from Python, the
default option is osx' native Cocoa framework (which supports retina
displays), while PyPlot in Julia uses QT or Gtk. As far as I know i
