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On 30 Jul 2009, at 02:27, John Hunter wrote:
> Isn't this a bit backwards? The point of the GSOC project is to make
> the mathtext project available as a smaller, lighter, more widely
> accessible project. If it depends on mpl, what have we achieved
> except complexity? Don't we want the f
Sorry I fell behind and did not get a release out earlier as I
intended. I am going to take another stab this weekend so we can have
something by scipy. Please commit anything you need to before the
release, and I will ask Michael to create the release branch tomorrow.
There will still be ample
Sorry for reposting, but the original may have been overlooked since
it was buried deep in a matplotlib-users thread.
Currently, `pyplot.rgrids` is returning tick lines instead of grid
lines. My guess is that this is a typo, but there may be a compelling
reason to return the tick lines. If i
Hello,
I recently committed a support for a curvelinear grid in the axes_grid
toolkit. What it does for you is to draw a ticks and grid appropriate
for a curvelinear coordinate system, as in the example below.
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/_images/demo_floating_axis1.png
The main motivation
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 1:56 PM, Jae-Joon Lee wrote:
>
> ps. Are we having a sprint during the scipy conference by the way? I
> may join remotely.
I'll definitely be there Sat and Sun, so having you join in remotely
would be great. I haven't organized any official topics yet, but we
have plenty
