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> I think that we will have soon a big problem with the scientific soft in
> python. Some of them will use numpy, Numeric or numarray and they will be
> totally incompatible.
I understand and to some extent share, your frustration, but the problem
already existed with Numeric and numarray. Transitioning to numpy is the
solution -- not the problem.
> Theorically numpy was to do the reunification but a
> transition period must exist.
Yes, it must, and that's where we are now. It is a bit tricky, but once
numpy reached 1.0 (soon, I think and hope!), we can all start using it
and these problems will fade away....
> I want to thank you for all the work done for matplotlib, the critics are
> only
> to avoid people to be distressed because one day all their softs won't work
> due to numpy/numarray/Numeric incompatibility and stop to use python.
well, anyone using Numeric (or numarray), can just keep on using it for
a god while. So something that works now should work for a while into
the future.
-Chris
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