Thanks! That's what I wanted.
I just did the exact same as the example then i got it working and then > changed it to you example. > > using PyPlot > > fig, ax = subplots() > data = pi*rand(10, 10) > cax = ax[:imshow](data,vmin=0, vmax=pi) > cbar = fig[:colorbar](cax, ticks=[0, pi]) > cbar[:ax][:set_yticklabels]([ "0", "\$\\pi\$"]) > > 2014年10月13日月曜日 10時29分42秒 UTC-7 Daniel Høegh: > > I just did the exact same as the example then i got it working and then > changed it to you example. > > using PyPlot > > fig, ax = subplots() > data = pi*rand(10, 10) > cax = ax[:imshow](data,vmin=0, vmax=pi) > cbar = fig[:colorbar](cax, ticks=[0, pi]) > cbar[:ax][:set_yticklabels]([ "0", "\$\\pi\$"]) > > 2014年10月13日月曜日 10時29分42秒 UTC-7 Daniel Høegh: > > I just did the exact same as the example then i got it working and then > changed it to you example. > > using PyPlot > > fig, ax = subplots() > data = pi*rand(10, 10) > cax = ax[:imshow](data,vmin=0, vmax=pi) > cbar = fig[:colorbar](cax, ticks=[0, pi]) > cbar[:ax][:set_yticklabels]([ "0", "\$\\pi\$"]) > > 2014年10月13日月曜日 10時29分42秒 UTC-7 Daniel Høegh: > > I just did the exact same as the example then i got it working and then > changed it to you example. > > using PyPlot > > fig, ax = subplots() > data = pi*rand(10, 10) > cax = ax[:imshow](data,vmin=0, vmax=pi) > cbar = fig[:colorbar](cax, ticks=[0, pi]) > cbar[:ax][:set_yticklabels]([ "0", "\$\\pi\$"]) > >
