Gary, Thanks for the prompt test and report.
I agree that the ability to put a dot at locations where arrows are below a threshold would be good. I will add it. I think it should be similar to a circle marker that scales with the arrow width, and has a diameter that is a fraction of that width. I also observed the stroking problem with small arrows and finite linewidth. I haven't checked into it, but I am wondering whether the problem is in the specification of the line join type. Eric Gary Ruben wrote: > Hi Eric, > > Having entered the build-from-source world with the latest ubuntu, I > applied your patch and tried it out with the example code I sent you > using a call similar to > > quiver2(x,y,u,v,units='x',width=0.5,headwidth=3,headlength=3,headaxislength=2) > > > > This works very nicely for my purposes - perfectly in fact. > Many thanks for your work on this. > The only thing I think might be nice to add is some sort of minsize > parameter so that you could get a pixel or something marking the > existence of a data value for a grid point or a tiny arrowhead, sort of > like the current svn quiver behaves, but size settable. I tried adding > linewidths=(1,) to see if this would work. It sort of works, but looks > pretty ugly and I think confirms my suspicion that the problems I had > seen in my attempts were due to line stroking. > > Thanks and good work! > > Gary _______________________________________________ Matplotlib-devel mailing list Matplotlib-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/matplotlib-devel
