The annotation attribute in Julia Plots seems to take only tuples of x, y coordinates and labels according to the documentation . Is there any way to do this on 3D graphics? For instance:
tvec=0:0.1:4*pi
plot(sin, tvec)
annotate!(pi/2,1.0,"max")
annotate!(3*pi/2,-1.0,"min")
produces
but how do you add something to
tvec=0:0.1:4*pi
plot(tvec, sin(tvec), cos(tvec))
Using the same type of command annotate!seems annotated to the superimposed 2D coordinate.
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