On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 10:35 AM, franck kalala <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does this show something sensible? > > import pylab > pylab.plot((0, 1, 2)) > pylab.show() > > yes this command show something sensible on windows XP and vista,
Good. Are you using matplotlib as the viewer for displaying fipy examples? I'm assuming you are at this point. I'm guessing the issue is to do with interactive viewing. > for I have > the two operating systeme on my pc. but xp is very quick than vista. Not surprising. > I have windows xp, how do i add the -n otpions to the target, i follow the > instuctions on xp but i did not see where to add this: > Add the -n option to Target being sure to leave a space after the last quote >> and before -n > > The above lines may not work for vista. It was a hack that I read > about and seemed to work. Try just running the script from the command > line rather then from within IDLE. Also, I believe, enthought comes > with ipython. Try running the above commands and a few fipy scripts > with ipython as well. It may also come with other python environments. > > how do i use ipython? how do i call this environments within enthougth? I don't know the specifics, but I know that ipython is part of the enthought distribution. Typing "ipython" at the command line maybe all you need to do (assuming your path is set up right). It may also be possible to do this graphically by opening up the folder where enthought is located and clicking on an ipython logo. > what do you mean by this? > It may be also worth perusing the matplotlib list if the > commands above don't work. I suspect this problem is an issue with interactive viewing of matplotlib. There may be a way to set up your environment such that interactive viewing works. This is also probably a Windows specific issue. If you take a look at the matplotlib mailing list it may guide you. BTW matplotlib is the viewer that displays fipy results. > do we have this probleme in ubuntu for example? No. It should work fine. -- Daniel Wheeler
