Hey Toby,
Thanks for the input, I'll try these things on tuesday (not to make anyone
jealous but I'm going to Bali for a long weekend in about 10 minutes :-D ).
The problems came up when I followed the steps in one of your .txt files...
I haven't had a chance to rigorously explore whats going on ye
Hey Jeremy,
Thanks for the input. You are correct: I am running a recent copy of
django from SVN on the primary machine I am using to develop
django.contrib.dataplot.
In fact, I ran into the same problem that you did when I tried to port
django.contrib.dataplot to a different machine -- a mac
Hi Ben,
I see what you're doing now. There are a couple things I should mention.
First of all, you are right: getattr(r,'generic.scatter.plot') is not the
same as typing r.generic.scatter.plot -- instead, it invokes the
__getattr__ method of r, and looks for something by that name in the R
na
Hi Toby,
My versions are:
R:2.4.0
Python: 2.5.1
Rpy:1.0-RC2
Sorry I wasn't very clear earlier... I imported r into ipython to have a
play with it and see what happens. I tried getattr(r,' generic.scatter.plot')
which didn't work - I'm under the impression that getattr won't w
On 7/11/07, Toby Dylan Hocking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you still need help with making data-driven plots, why don't you check
> out my new Django package --- I'd like some testers and comments.
Initial reaction-- sweet!
After linking dataplot into my contribs dir and adding both dataplot
Hi Ben,
I'm excited to hear that you got a copy of django.contrib.dataplot and you
are trying it out. I will try to help you debug the problem, but the
full traceback may be more useful. Can you send it?
The purpose of the get_r_fun method is to look at the current R
environment and check if
Hi Toby
I've grabbed a copy of your code but the RPlot.get_r_fun method isn't
working for me... Could you perhaps explain how it does the mapping to the R
function? What my testing is saying to me is that r (the one that's imported
at the top of __init__.py) has no attribute generic... I've had a v
Hi there,
If you still need help with making data-driven plots, why don't you check
out my new Django package --- I'd like some testers and comments.
Basically it is an interface to the R programming language (for statistics
and graphics) through the RPy package. You can download my latest rel
i've used chartdirector in the past with django, very easy to install,
although the free version cannot be used for commercial purposes.
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Martin Winkler wrote:
> If you want do do really nice graphs, you might take a look at some
> screenshots of matplotlib:
> http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html
>
> The module is quite large, but has really many functions: from simple
> pie charts (3D too) up to finance charts which
Am Wed, 20 Jun 2007 16:26:24 +0100
schrieb "Gerry Steele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> My needs are to create line, bar and pie charts.
One fast way for line graphs would be plain PIL
(http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/) module. But the results are
usually not really pretty: No antialiasing of li
I've been using FusionGraphs (flash based graphing, generating the
"data" through XML templates) with good success. It's not directly in
python using PIL or anything, but it's been quick and effective.
-joe
On 6/20/07, Gerry Steele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> i was wondering if anyone had any
i was wondering if anyone had any experience integrating any python
graphing or anything similar libraries into django and which library
people might recommend.
My needs are to create line, bar and pie charts.
Many Thanks
Gerry
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