Janwillem van Dijk wrote:
> Is it possible to have in Matplotlib.pyplot a log (base 10) scale that
> does go from xmin to xmax where xmin and xmax are not powers of 10 (as
> in Excel and OOCalc)?? E.g. a scale from 20 to 2500 like you can do in
> SciDAVis (and Origin and Mathematica) "Scale/from and Scale/to".
Example using "ipython -pylab":
In [1]:x = arange(2.5, 250)
In [2]:y = x**2
In [3]:semilogy(x, y)
Out[3]:[<matplotlib.lines.Line2D object at 0x91ddc8c>]
In [4]:axis('tight')
Out[4]:(2.5, 249.5, 6.25, 62250.25)
In [5]:axis(ymin=5, ymax=70000)
Out[5]:(2.5, 249.5, 5, 70000)
OK, that was with y, but it works the same with x.
Eric
> I hope so,
> Thanks, Janwillem
>
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