No any other with the same problem :( ?
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Edin Salkovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote -
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I am, and it is extremely remiss of me not to publicly acknowledge how
indebted we are to Matplotlib. In my defense and to mpl's credit, using
it to generate th
Not sure what region[:] is supposed to achieve. You are creating a copy
with the same name, so you are over-riding the original variable.
Hi there
I have a function where I want to display an image, get the user to
zoom in on a region of interest, and then return the axes limits.
But the p
Hi there
I have a function where I want to display an image, get the user to
zoom in on a region of interest, and then return the axes limits.
But the problem is, I can only use it once, the second time it gets
called in a script the figure doesn't appear. I know this is to do
with show() not bei
On Mar 29, 2007, at 2:49 PM, Iyer wrote:
>
> Thanks for your response, what I'm trying to find - is a way to
> have the whole subplot stop displaying non-data related parts of
> it, like when we use the back and forward arrows on the matplotlib
> toolbar, the subplot goes off the boundaries a
Peter Melchior wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I understand that hold() creates a axes if there is none.
> What I want to do is plotting a couple of plots in each of the subplots.
>
> The data I want to display is stored in a set of files, thus I have a
> loop of plot calls in each subplot:
>
> hold(True)
>
forgot "reply to all"
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The problem is that support for 1-D x and y inputs was added to a later
version of mpl than what you have. The workaround is easy:
X, Y = meshgrid(x,y)
pcolor(X, Y, z)
Eric
Park Hays wrote:
Eric,
Python 2.5 (precompiled binary)
SciPy 0.5.2 (preco
Eric,
Python 2.5 (precompiled binary)
SciPy 0.5.2 (precompiled binary)
matplotlib 0.8737 (win32-py2.5 precompiled binary)
and if it matters I'm running in iPython for all this work.
The script is:
from scipy import *
from pylab import *
import matplotlib.numerix.ma as ma
N = 10
y = linspac
The pylab hold command sets the hold variable for the current axes. If
there is none, it makes one, hence the full-size axes on which your
subplots are superimposed. The hold variable determines whether
subsequent calls to something like "plot" erase the axes first, or
superimpose their drawi
Pcolor accepts non-integer values of X and Y, so I don't know what the
problem is. Please post a minimal but complete script that illustrates
the error, and say what version of mpl you are using. With moderately
recent versions, using masked arrays should work fine.
Eric
Park Hays wrote:
> I
On Mar 29, 2007, at 10:55 AM, Iyer wrote:
>
> That's unfortunate that a subplot cannot be bounded within a
> scrollbar.. I guess if it could be possible to turn a subplot into
> a GUI widget and have GUI widgets over another GUI widget (the
> frame), that'd be good...
I think that wouldn't b
I am sampling over the surface of a sphere. I evaluate a function at each
position (like lat and lon or phi and theta)--the function I evaluate is
fairly expensive. As a result I don't want to sample like:
theta = linspace( -pi, pi, Ntheta)
phi = linspace( 0, pi/2, Nphi)
since theta will be gross
I have bogus values I don't want to display in a gridded data set (regions
of non-convergence, for example). pcolor does exactly what I want with a
masked array, except the X and Y arguments must be integer arrays (as far as
I can tell) and my data X and Y points are not integer arrays. An
appro
Hello everybody,
when using this very simple script, I get three subplots which lie on top of a
empty plot covering the whole area of the figure:
from numpy import *
from pylab import *
hold(True)
subplot(311)
subplot(312)
subplot(313)
show()
The result of this code can be viewed here:
https://
That's unfortunate that a subplot cannot be bounded within a scrollbar.. I
guess if it could be possible to turn a subplot into a GUI widget and have GUI
widgets over another GUI widget (the frame), that'd be good...
I was wondering how we can differentiate between data on a subplot and the
b
Hi all,
I'd like to suggest an improvement to the plot window when used from
GTK. I'm using Matplotlib 0.87.5, so perhaps this has already been
fixed, not sure.
The issue is a small thing with usability when saving files of different
types. I most often save my plots as EPS or PNG files but some
I've installed in my machine in the following order
python 2.5
numpy 1.01
matplot lib 0.87
scipy 0.52
wxPython 2.8
with no problem
I've also installed the same packages at home and in another two
computer and everything went fine.
The I was asked to install this "configuaration" in some classroom
Hi,
After a few trials and errors I could finally set up plots the way I wanted by
modifying the matplotlibrc resource. In an essence, I want bright information
(fonts,lines) on dark background (figure bg, axes bg) and I can fully achieve
this goal while DISPLAYING plots. However, SAVING damages
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