I wish to make a color filled plot with the colors defined for
discrete, non-uniform intervals. Something like:
0.0 -0.001 0.001-0.05 0.05-0.2 0.2-0.4 0.4-0.8 0.8-1.0
red blue green magenta
yellowcyan
with the colorbar labeled app
ednspace wrote:
> I'm using WXpython and the OO api of matplotlib.
Have you tried wxAgg? if nothing else, it should look better. It would
be interesting to see if it behaves differently as far as memory is
concerned.
Also, be sure to post your versions and platform.
-Chris
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Christopher
Hi,
I'm using a very large font size for my tick labels (for
publication-quality figures). When I do so, the tick labels bump into the
axis bounding box. Resizing the window does not change the spacing between
tick labels and the bounding box, only the spacing around the outer edge
of the plo
On 4/17/07, John Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you still want to try and squash this bug I'm happy to do some more
> testing but as far as I'm concerned the problem is solved.
Since we still don't know if it is even in matplotlib (it could be in
numarray) I don't think we can pursue this
I am trying to make a dynamic plot to monitor sensor data, slowly over time.
It will be updated about once a second.
When I leave my app running it slowly fills up memory. I am new to OO
programming, python and Matplotlib so the chances of me doing something
wrong are huge!
I'm using WXpython a
Try as I might I couldn't get your script to crash, so I modified my
code so it was more like yours (see below - I've also made some
cosmetic changes as well). It now runs without crashing :)
If you still want to try and squash this bug I'm happy to do some more
testing but as far as I'm concerned
