Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
What impact does disabling the accelerator have? Will this slow down
plotting in some situations?
yes. the accelerator uses C++ code to build a wxImage from the Agg
buffer, so it *should* be a bit faster at transferring the image to the
screen.
If you're drawing is
One more question:
What impact does disabling the accelerator have? Will this slow down
plotting in some situations?
-stephen
On 4/12/07, Christopher Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
Just to be clear, the installation order is:
1) install python2.5 from macpython.
Do I need to manually remove _wxagg.so in order to use the new packages?
Thanks Chris!
-stephen
On 4/11/07, Christopher Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've got the MPL 0.90.0 installer on pythonmac working OK with:
Python2.5
wxPython2.8.3
I accomplished this by removing:
Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
Do I need to manually remove _wxagg.so in order to use the new packages?
if you want to use them with wxPython 2.8.*, yes.
They *should* work with 2.6.*, with _wxagg.so, but I haven't tested
that. This should all be better with the next release.
-Chris
--
Christopher
Just to be clear, the installation order is:
1) install python2.5 from macpython.
2) remove wxagg.so
3) install wxpython frim macpython
4) install numpy/mpl from macpython
Correct?
-stephen
On 4/12/07, Christopher Barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
Do I need to manually
Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
Just to be clear, the installation order is:
1) install python2.5 from macpython.
2) remove wxagg.so
3) install wxpython frim macpython
4) install numpy/mpl from macpython
that's out of order. wxagg.so is part of mpl, so:
1) install python2.5 from macpython.
2)
Hi all,
I've got the MPL 0.90.0 installer on pythonmac working OK with:
Python2.5
wxPython2.8.3
I accomplished this by removing:
/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5/lib/python2.5/site-packages/matplotlib/backends/_wxagg.so
Which disables the accelerator that doesn't work with
