On Sun, 22 Apr 2007, Hans Strotzer apparently wrote:
> One thing that really annoys me is that generally python
> code is quite visually appealing
Tastes must vary!
What is your point of comparison??
Controlling may graph properties is never going to be
beautiful. But why not define a class that can build
a figure with your desired defaults?
> # change color of important bars...
> for i in p.info:
> if type(i)==datetime:
> index = p.dates.index(i)
> if index:
> p1[index].set_facecolor('r')
Apparently p.dates is NOT a list?
(You seem to assume None is returned if a ValueError would be raised.)
Anyway, maybe something like:
colorindices = (p.dates.index(d) for d in p.info if d in p.dates)
for index in colorindices:
p1[index].set_facecolor('r')
Cheers,
Alan Isaac
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