Hi all,
Thanks, André, for your helpful anwswer to my previous question
('rotated graph'). I apologize for not posting to that thread, but I
lost André's reply. In that post
(http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=14449191) André
implemented a useful class called histogramdata which suits all my
needs.
I have only one minor, style-related, question: is it possible
to draw a histogram without the successive boundaries between bins, so
that only the profile of the histogram is drawn?
(an example: http://www.tecn.upf.es/~dmarti/hserver.gif)
This style would allow, for example, to compare easily a histogram
(if normalized) with the probability density that generates the data. It
would also allow to draw two or more different histograms in the same plot,
without cluttering up.
Thanks a lot and long life to PyX!
Dani
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