Hi all!
I'm new to matplotlib so please excuse me, if this is a bit too simple
problem.
I'm trying to animate simple plot using example anim.py
It works well when I just write functions as follows:
def joonista(x):
line, = p.plot(ala, x)
p.draw()
time.sleep(0.1)
def lpc(x):
x2=empty(real(ap))
for t in range(maxt):
x2[alg]=x[alg+1]
x2[ap-1]=x[alg]
for k in range(alg+1,ap-1):
x2[k]=x[k+1]
x=x2
joonista(x2)
but when I write the functions in a more general way and define an
additional function "lpc1" to make some calculation, like this:
def joonista(x):
line, = p.plot(ala, x)
p.draw()
time.sleep(0.1)
def lpc(x):
x2=empty(real(ap))
for t in range(maxt):
x2=lpc1(x)
x=x2
joonista(x2)
def lpc1(x):
x2=empty(real(ap))
x2[alg]=x[alg+1]
x2[ap-1]=x[alg]
for k in range(alg+1,ap-1):
x2[k]=x[k+1]
return x2
the animation still works, but the plot does not clear itself at all,
meaning that all the lines it draws stay there until the end. I'm using
matplotlib version 0.87.1 which comes with ubuntu. The full code is
added in the end.
So is this expected behavior and I should make the code in a different
way or what? I could try to upgrade to newer version of matplotlib if
that could be useful.
Regards,
Andres
The full program code:
#!/usr/bin/env python
import pylab as p
from numpy import *
import time
def joonista(x):
line, = p.plot(ala, x)
p.draw()
time.sleep(0.1)
def gaussikover():
for i in ala:
x[i]=math.exp(-(i-ap2)**2./a)
return x
def lpc(x):
x2=empty(real(ap))
for t in range(maxt):
## x2[alg]=x[alg+1]
## x2[ap-1]=x[alg]
## for k in range(alg+1,ap-1):
## x2[k]=x[k+1]
x2=lpc1(x)
x=x2
joonista(x2)
def lpc1(x):
x2=empty(real(ap))
x2[alg]=x[alg+1]
x2[ap-1]=x[alg]
for k in range(alg+1,ap-1):
x2[k]=x[k+1]
return x2
p.ion()
alg=0
ap=100
ap2=ap/2
x=empty(real(ap))
a=70.
maxt=20
ala=range(ap)
x=gaussikover()
lpc(x)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc.
Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop.
Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser.
Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/
_______________________________________________
Matplotlib-users mailing list
[email protected]
https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/matplotlib-users
