Hi André, On Thu, May 21, 2009 at 08:43:39AM +0200, André Wobst wrote: > > That's even two lines shorter and avoids internal features (well, if > > someone can guarantee us that it will be ok to pass "None" as graph- > > axis also in future pyx-releases ;-)).... > > > Yes, this is intended and will stay for sure. You can also use an axis > and set its painter to None (you could do so for the x axis for > example). This will remove the axis painting but keeping the axis > functional. > > Quoting the manual: "**axes receives axes instances. Allowed keywords > (axes names) are x, x2, x3, etc. and y, y2, y3, etc. When not > providing an x or y axis, linear axes instances will be used > automatically. When not providing a x2 or y2 axis, linked axes to the > x and y axes are created automatically and vice versa. As an > exception, a linked axis is not created automatically when the axis is > placed at a specific position by xaxisat or yaxisat. You can disable > the automatic creation of axes by setting the linked axes to None. The > even numbered axes are plotted at the top (x axes) and right (y axes) > while the others are plotted at the bottom (x axes) and left (y axes) > in ascending order each." Thank you! But really, you can't expect we read the manual;-)
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