Hi Matplotlib devs
I'm happily using this software. Have just always found your arrow
implementation a bit strange, as it assumes equal axis.
Here is a new, simple first draft of an arrow implementation, that does not
assume equal axis. Feel free to use any of the code under your preferred
Hi,
while adding the step-histogram I learned about the change of
numpy.histogram. As MPL trunk relies in numpy 1.1, I think its a good
idea to switch to the new histogram, i.e. use new=True. Indeed, this
is required to be able to allow to give bin-edges, which is possible
with MPL 0.91.
Here's the link to the numpy wiki:
http://projects.scipy.org/scipy/numpy/roadmap#Semanticchangeforhistogram
Manuel Metz wrote:
Hi,
while adding the step-histogram I learned about the change of
numpy.histogram. As MPL trunk relies in numpy 1.1, I think its a good
idea to switch to the
on the renderer instance. If
so, the appropriate calls are made to start and stop rasterizing.
Sample usage:
f=pyplot.figure()
ax=f.add_subplot(111)
p,=ax.plot(range(10))
f.savefig('test.pdf', draw_raster=(p,))
svn diff at
http://www.deeplycloudy.com/20080503-matplotlib-mixed-mode-r5110.diff
Thanks
