hello, I am having some difficulty. I just upgraded to matplotlib 0.9, wxpython
2.7.2, and python 2.5. I have a wx application that uses matplotlib wxagg
backend and wxpython for the GUI, it was working wonderfully unitl I upgraded
now it crashes all the time and I can't even debug it because
Hi Jeff,
Jeff Peery wrote:
hello, I am having some difficulty. I just upgraded to matplotlib 0.9,
wxpython 2.7.2, and python 2.5. I have a wx application that uses
matplotlib wxagg backend and wxpython for the GUI, it was working
wonderfully unitl I upgraded now it crashes all the time and
On Feb 22, 2007, at 3:30 AM, Werner F. Bruhin wrote:
Jeff Peery wrote:
hello, I am having some difficulty. I just upgraded to matplotlib
0.9,
wxpython 2.7.2, and python 2.5.
I could be mistaken, but my understanding is that the odd versions of
wxWidgets and wxPython are development
Hi everyone,
Simple question: Is there any way to know how many figures are there
opened in a moment?
You know, so the program doesn't draw over an existing one, just
creates a new figure.
Thanks!
Greetings,
Manuel
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On Feb 22, 2007, at 10:39 AM, Jeff Peery wrote:
So it works ok when I execute my wxApp from boa, but it acts
strange then locks up when I run it from the IDLE???
Yep. It's a result of the way programs like Boa and IDLE are
written. In general, you can't mix and match GUI libraries (e.g.
Hi list,
I have a figure of 3 rows by 2 col of plots. I have a need to use 2 line
xlabels for each of the subplots. So I did something like:
xlabel(Label 1\nLine 2)
for each of the subplots.
However when I do that, the 2nd line is lost for the top 4 subplots because I
don't have enough
Please ignore this message. I discovered the subplot_toolbar.py example which
helped me figure out what I did wrong.
Thanks
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Hello,
I poked around a bit, and couldn't find the answer to this. Is there a way to
specify the default order of line colors and styles, for plot commands given in
sequence, like:
plot(x1,y1)
plot(x2,y2)
plot(x3,y3)
thanks,
Brian Blais
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