[Matplotlib-users] 3d graph combined with a 2D contour

[Andy Cheesman]

Hi people

Using the axes3d functionality, I am able to create 3D graph of desired 
mathematical functions ala the cookbook example. However, it would be 
useful to be able to have a 2D contour plot upon the xy plane of a graph 
at the same time. I've googled to no avail and wondered if someone can 
point me in the right direction

Thanks

Andy

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[Matplotlib-users] Appending values to bar graphs

[Andy Cheesman]

Hi people,

I'm producing a bar graph and was wondering if there is an easy method 
for displaying the absolute value of each column on the graph, next to 
the relevant column

Thanks

Andy



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Re: [Matplotlib-users] how to erase items in figures

[Andy Cheesman]

The error was due to muppetdom of the highest degree... I've created a 
bash alias which subsituted ipython with ipython ---options. Subsequent 
use of ipython -pylab put the -pylab tab at the end and it was quietly 
ignored

Sorry to waste people time

Andy

j vickroy wrote:
 Hello users,

 I wish to repeatedly re-plot labels and contour data on a figure since 
 redrawing the figure is temporally expensive.  The attached script (I 
 apologize for its length), hopefully, illustrates a simplified version 
 of what I'm trying to do -- contour temporally-varying data on a map 
 projection.

 I do not understand how to erase the plot label each time the figure 
 is to be reused.  I also do not know how to erase the contour-fill 
 although, based on the generated PNG files,  it does not, for unknown 
 reasons , appear to be necessary.  From some postings, it seems that I 
 have to employ collections attributes, but I have not been able to 
 find documentation or examples that illustrate this.

 My system:

* matplotlib.__version__: '0.91.2'
* sys.version: '2.5.1 (r251:54863, Apr 18 2007, 08:51:08) [MSC
  v.1310 32 bit (Intel)]'


 Thanks,
 -- jv
 

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