On 3/16/07, Bill Baxter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I guess that makes sense.
Personally I'd rather have consistency. I'm not sure why matshow() in
particular needs to have the window shape match the image shape.
Why not just do axis('scaled') within the confines of the window you have?
Tried i
Hi. I haven't been active for a while, but now I have another paper
that I need to get out...
Anyway, I need to draw a cumulative distribution function, as the
reviewers of my last paper really nailed me to the wall for including
histograms instead of CDFs. Is there any way to plot a CDF wit
Victoria G. Laidler wrote:
[...]
> It would be extremely useful if xlabel, ylabel, title, and possibly
> legend could be made smart enough to attempt to call a __str__ method on
> the objects they are passed, so that xlabel(MyObject) behaves as
> intelligently as "print MyObject" does.
[...]
> A
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> > Starting with the 9th page, MPL chokes at line 1084 in
> > backend_pdf.py
> Jouni posted a couple of responses witih suggestions in CVS syntax
> but I was unable to use that information.
I had to take my laptop to be to be repaired, so I can't do much work
on Matp
Just in case my message got buried, I like to repost my message:
> Now, I am running into another problem. Everything works fine up to 8
> page plots. Starting with the 9th page, MPL chokes at line 1084 in
> backend_pdf.py and couldn't find the cooresponding ttf file
> (VeraSe.ttf) but it had no
For those who are interested in the solution, here it is... ;-)
It turns out that the axes object has an attribute, axesFrame (a 2D
line in the shape of a rectangle), in addition to frame (a Rectangle).
At the default linewidth of 1, these two are nested and appear to be
a single object. Alth
