On 2014/04/17 11:07 AM, Elden Crom wrote:
>
> matplotlib is impressive in its capabilities, I didn't realize how much so
> until I download from the git, and made a little script to run all of the
> examples.
>
Thank you.
It's hidden away, but a script to do this type of thing exists. For a
long time it was effectively our testing mechanism--run all the examples
and scan the results to see if they looked right. It is
examples/tests/backend_driver.py.
Eric
> I'm way too much of a newbie here to check anything in, but I thought
> someone may find this trinket useful. As written, it should be in the
> 'matplotlib/examples' directory named 'runAll.py', if someone is so inclined
> to check it in. Feel free to edit or eviscerate it or whatever.
>
> --------------------------------------------------
> #!/usr/bin/python
> ###############################################################################
> ##
> ## REVISION HISTORY
> ## Date Name SCR# Description
> ## -------- ------------ ------
> --------------------------------------------
> ## 2014-04-17 Elden Crom N#A Initial Release
> ###############################################################################
>
> import subprocess, os
>
> ###To make the demos work that needed sample data I had to
> ### 'cp /etc/matplotlibrc ~/.matplotlib/' and edit the examples.directory
> ### entry to not have the extra tick marks ie
> ### """examples.directory : /usr/share/matplotlib/sampledata"""
> ### but I think this was because of a version issue....
>
> dirs = [root for root, dir, files in os.walk(".")]
> #dirs = ['./showcase', './widgets'] #to only run a directory or two
>
> excluded = ['./runAll.py','./tests/backend_driver.py']
> def myfilter(d,f):
> fpth = os.path.join(d,f)
> return (os.path.isfile(fpth) and
> f.endswith('.py') and
> not fpth in excluded)
> pyfiles =[]
> for d in dirs:
> pyfiles.extend([ (d,f) for f in os.listdir(d) if myfilter(d,f) ])
>
> #there are over 400 examples in the git repository
> #[git clone git://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib.git]/matplotlib/examples
> #so you might not want to see them all in one setting!
> #pyfiles=pyfiles[100+100:]
>
> for i,(d,f) in enumerate(pyfiles):
> print "--------------------Executing 'python %s'------------------(%d of
> %d)--"%(os.path.join(d,f),i,len(pyfiles))
> subprocess.Popen(["python", f],cwd=d).wait()
>
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