[matplotlib-devel] Different alphas for patch edges and faces

Is it possible to set different alpha values for patch edges and faces? I found an old thread on this topic. It seems like there was some general agreement about the design. Was there any progress on the implementation? Th

[matplotlib-devel] test images update

So, I just tried running the test suite on matplotlib and it came back with 70+ failures. I personally don't have the time or the focus to go through them all, but I suspect most if not all are related to some "snapping" fixes as most of the diff images seem to be related to changes in the graph b

Re: [matplotlib-devel] colorbar extensions

On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 2:44 PM, Andrew Dawson wrote: > I implemented a new feature for colorbars, allowing the user to control > the length of the triangular extensions at either end. This is useful for > making plots consistent with those produced with other graphics packages. > > The URL for t

[matplotlib-devel] colorbar extensions

I implemented a new feature for colorbars, allowing the user to control the length of the triangular extensions at either end. This is useful for making plots consistent with those produced with other graphics packages. The URL for the comparison is: http://github.com/ajdawson/matplotlib/compare/

Re: [matplotlib-devel] Bug report: _make_movie hanging waiting for ffmpeg

On Tue, Mar 13, 2012 at 10:43 PM, Stephane Gagnon wrote: > while trying out animation.ArtistAnimation, my script would not > terminate.  The .mp4 file was generated and later found out that the > script would block at proc.wait() within _make_movie.  ffmpeg > generates quite a bit of text and it s

[matplotlib-devel] Bug report: _make_movie hanging waiting for ffmpeg

Hi, while trying out animation.ArtistAnimation, my script would not terminate. The .mp4 file was generated and later found out that the script would block at proc.wait() within _make_movie. ffmpeg generates quite a bit of text and it seems that if stdout/stderr are not closed, wait() does not re