Hi,
The matplotlib.collections.Collection documentation reads: "All properties in a
collection must be sequences or scalars; if scalars, they will be converted to
sequences. The property of the ith element of the collection is: prop[i %
len(props)]". I had a look at the docstring documentation from ipython, but I
didn't find out how the above is achieved (I am learning Python together with
numpy, matplotlib, etc.). In my own code, how could I do something like this?
If you point to a relevant location on the source code, that's alright. I also
get confused sometimes because of the multiple (and sometimes interchangeable)
ways of specifying arguments: sequences (list, tuples), numpy arrays, etc. I
started using almost exclusively numpy arrays (probably due to my matlab
background), but I am starting to mix a bit of everything now (depending on
what "sources of inspiration" I use), so I wondered what a good guideline would
be.
Thanks,
Jorge
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