Oi, I'm having trouble ploting some values vs date with matplotlib.
I get the data from an SQL server using the _mssql module
after the query I tried populating the list using:
[code]
xls = []
yls = []
for row in conn:
xls.append(row['Ia'])
yls.append(row['tiempo'])
[/code]
The row['tiempo'] is datetime in the SQL table so I get yls filled
with datetime objects
At first I tried displaying it in an YYYYMMDDhhmm format using
[code]
temp = row['tiempo']
temp = str(temp.year) + '-' + str(temp.month) + '-' + str(temp.hour)
+'-' + str(temp.minute)
temp = int(temp)
yls.append(temp)
[/code]
but after seeing that matplotlib by default uses an exponential
notation y then realized that the scale would be off.
If I use date2num() it displays numbers not dates.
Basically I would like to plot the data against dates, with the
ability to autoscale from a minutes view to a month view at least. The
data set is failry large, at least 1 year of data from 5 minutes apart
measurements.
Any pointers in the right direction? Can I plot dates without
converting them to a number? If not could the numbers be linked to
back to the date and the date be displayed in the axis instead of the
numbers?
Thanks for your time.
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