mbaz

I just created an account on photographer.io but now I can't upload any photos (on Linux, which is my main OS). So, +1, please fix.

I agree with giving users the ability to choose specific algorithms. Maybe we could have `fft` for auto-selection, and `fft_simple`, `fft_overlapsave` to specify an algorithm.

> So I assume `fft` should mean "use one of the FFT-based algorithms, but I don't care which one". Sure, that can be done. Yes, that's what I meant.

Options I see: use `FIRFilter`, which keeps its state between calls; or use a version of `filt!` that allows setting the filter state `si`. The documentation here is quite unhelpful,...

> > The documentation here is quite unhelpful, unfortunately: for example, the two definitions of `filt` [here](https://docs.juliadsp.org/stable/filters/#Filter-application) are ambiguous. > > I think type annotations within the docstring function definitions...

This link may provide some pointers: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/190214/exact-deconvolution-of-two-matrices-using-numerical-techniques

Thanks for the report. `resample` comes from `ColorSchemes`. Looking into it, I found that it was introduced in version 3.27.0, and Gaston only requires version 3. I'll update Gaston's dependency...

I've been busy with work lately, but I expect I'll be able to look into it soon. Thanks for the reminder.

I have some time to work on this. Unfortunately I ran into https://github.com/JuliaPackaging/Yggdrasil/issues/12794

This change would make long `@plot` commands in `Gaston.jl` more comfortable to use. Currently, one must write multiline commands like this: ```julia @plot(settings, {title = Q"Two sinusoids", key = "columns...