Michael Droettboom wrote:
> Eric Firing wrote:
>> 2) there is a positioning problem with the table part of table_demo.py.
>
> I don't see this. (I must just be looking in the wrong place). Can you
> be more specific?
The problem went away. I was pretty sure I had already deleted my old
inst
Nils,
That's weird. I've cleared and rebuilt everything and I still don't see
this problem on my install. (See my attached copy.)
Thanks for the info. Can you send your versions (Python, numpy etc.)
and platform info? I don't really know what may be causing this difference.
Cheers,
Mike
Eric Firing wrote:
> Mike,
>
> In going through examples (on transforms branch immediately before you
> made the switch), it looks like there are a couple of new bugs
> in those included by backend_driver.py:
>
> 1) legend_demo.py and legend_demo2.py make spurious black blocks, which
> go away
Thanks. I'll have a look at these tomorrow. It's actually nice to think I'll
have some more eyes on this code soon... It's a lot of work keeping up with so
many examples when the changes are so fundamental.
Cheers,
Mike
Mike,
In going through examples (on transforms branch immediately before you
made the switch), it looks like there are a couple of new bugs
in those included by backend_driver.py:
1) legend_demo.py and legend_demo2.py make spurious black blocks, which
go away when the plots are redrawn.
2) t
