On Thu, 27 Mar 2008, Joerg Lehmann wrote:
Jörg,
If really wanted (*hint*), this can be realized by passing a
modified texter to the axis.
That certainly did the trick. Thanks.
I'm not totally sure whether I understand you correctly, but what you can
do is to pass the graphxy instance around. Then you can plot on this graph
up to the moment you write it to a file (or call things like the finish()
method of the graph, but that's just a side remark).
Perhaps the most efficient way is to post two small files. testData.py has
a few data tuples in the varData list and is the calling module.
testFunctions.py hold the code for each curve.
I want to generate the multi-curve plots from within testData.py and
collect the .eps files on disk for inclusion in the LaTeX report.
There is, obviously, tremendous repetition in testFunctions.py, and most
of that code probably belongs at the end of testData.py, where I have the
descriptive comment. If the curve-generating routines are to be called
remotely, I probably want to use graph.data.functions() instead of
graph.data.values().
I hope that being highly specific helps me to learn how to accomplish this
plotting quickly and makes the best use of your time in teaching me.
TIA,
Rich
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