Hi,
The clip_on and clip_box arguments (and maybe clip_path also) in
plot() command seem to have no effect. For example,
In [29]: p, =plot([1,2,3], clip_on=False)
In [30]: p.get_clip_on()
Out[30]: True
It seems that the line object is created with the given arguments but
gets overwritten la
Hi,
There was a recent discussion about opengl and matplotlib in the
context of matplotlib rendering speeds.
At the scipy sprints we put together a proof of concept renderer
for quad meshes using the opengl frame buffer object, which we
then render as a matplotlib image. Once the data is massage
Paul Kienzle wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There was a recent discussion about opengl and matplotlib in the
> context of matplotlib rendering speeds.
>
> At the scipy sprints we put together a proof of concept renderer
> for quad meshes using the opengl frame buffer object, which we
> then render as a matplot
