Hi Brian,
Thanks for the code sample, that looks quite promising. I can
run it and understand most of it - my knowledge of pylab/matplotlib is
still quite rudimentary. I wish there was a good manual/tutorial that
could be printed off (or for that matter a book) on this as it seems
quite cabable and feature rich.
Esmail
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here is a sample. again, direct questions to the matplotlib list for
possible better ideas.
from pylab import *
# initial positions
x0=rand(5)
y0=rand(5)
ion() # interactive on
for t in linspace(0,10,100):
x=x0+0.1*cos(t)
y=y0+0.1*sin(t)
if t==0: # first time calling
h=plot(x,y,'o')
else:
h[0].set_data(x,y)
draw()
bb
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