On Tue, Sep 16, 2008 at 9:00 PM, James Schombert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm switching from an old graphics package (PGPLOT) to matplotlib, and I
> prefer to use the graphics window to input commands (such as, a new
> file name) by typing at the bottom of the frame
>
> so if the file name, for example, has a 'g' or 'l' in its name, the
> window redraws a grid or log
>
> it would be nice to have some sort of disable option, or a freeze method
> until I have finished inputing the text
>
> currently my work around is to test for a 'g' or 'l' and ax.grid(False) plus
> a forced redraw, but this is not elegant and breaks the flow of my analysis
> routines
This will not be particularly hard to conditionally turn off -- the
question is what is the best mechanism? The main choices are:
* rc param - global for all figures
* figure param - specific to a given figure; interface would be
something like:
fig.auto_toolbar_keys(False)
* axes param: specific for a given axes in figure; interface would
be something like
ax.auto_toolbar_keys(False)
Any preferences, thoughts? I think the ability to turn this off is
pretty important for application developers and others. I guess
another option would be to support an rc param like
figure.toolbar_keys : l, g, f, a
which is a sequence of keys that will generate the default behavior
(log, grid, fullscreen, set_navigate on all). The user could set just
the elements of the list that they want to have the default action for
(or None)
JDH
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