Hi John,
John Hunter wrote:
Most people prefer the center aligning behavior, at least those who
complained on the list about bar, so when I wrote barh I adopted
this. I tried to fix bar in the process, but ended up running into
some bugs when I tested John Gill's table demo, and so left it as e
John Hunter wrote:
>>"Eric" == Eric Firing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> Eric> Where breakage will occur is any place in user code that
> Eric> expects the collection segments or vertices to be lists of
> Eric> tuples and tries to append to the list, for example. I
> Eric
> "Eric" == Eric Firing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Eric> Where breakage will occur is any place in user code that
Eric> expects the collection segments or vertices to be lists of
Eric> tuples and tries to append to the list, for example. I
Eric> don't know of any way to make
I have commited a set of changes to _transforms, collections, quiver,
contour, and numerix as part of a move toward taking advantage of the
efficiency of numerix arrays in place of sequences of tuples. The
changes are outlined very briefly in CHANGELOG and API_CHANGES.
Changes in clabel are ha
> "Edin" == Edin Salkovi§ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Edin> I finally solved the problem of automaticaly generating the
Edin> dicts for unicode <-> TeX conversion. This is the first step
Edin> in enabling unicode support in mathtext.
Excellent.
Edin> The STIX projects is us
I finally solved the problem of automaticaly generating the dicts for
unicode <-> TeX conversion. This is the first step in enabling unicode
support in mathtext.
The STIX projects is usefull after all ;) They keep a nice table of
Unicode symbols at:
http://www.ams.org/STIX/bnb/stix-tbl.ascii-2005-
> "Martin" == Martin Spacek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hey martin, thanks for all these changes.
Martin> to inconsistent behaviour: barh() draws bars vertically
Martin> centered on the y values (ala matlab 6.0), while bar()
Martin> draws bars aligned according to their left edge
Well, I seem to have really dove into this.
Here are 4 different patches against the latest svn of axes.py (rev
2495). Note that the rest of my install is the 0.87.3 release (I had to
copy over quiver.py to get the latest axes.py to work).
patch1 has the following changes to bar() and barh():
