fred a écrit :
I get anoter issue now.
How can I know if the displayed image has been zoomed or not
(I mean not on testing xlim & ylim) ?
TIA
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On 6/18/07, Itai Arad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am trying to produce a very simple EPS figure, but the EPS file is
> different than what I see on the screen in the GTKAgg window, or when
> I save the figure as a PNG file. It looks like the coordinate system
> in the PS case is different, and
On 6/17/07, Duncan Child <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We would like to provide a Matplotlib-like plotting function in a Java
> application we are building. We can't require our users to install
> native code so we can't use Matplotlib.
>
> We have a simple implementation that would be sufficient f
fred a écrit :
> Sorry for the noise.
Thanks anyway, Jouni, I fixed my issue thanks to you ;-)
You showed me that the get_?lim methods were right,
so I followed my feeling further.
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fred a écrit :
> Maybe I'm doing something wrong ?
Yes :-)
You only need to set extent to the const xmin/xmax & ymin/ymax
and not those you get with get_xlim & get_ylim.
Sorry for the noise.
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Jouni K. Seppänen a écrit :
> Try:
>
> imshow(rand(50,50))
> # zoom with mouse
> xlim=getp(gca(), 'xlim'); ylim = getp(gca(), 'ylim')
> imshow(rand(50,50))
> setp(gca(), 'xlim', xlim); setp(gca(), 'ylim', ylim)
>
Well..., I forgot to mention something, sorry ;-)
I already apply this trick: I use
Hello everybody and a bit thanks to the matplotlib team. Its great stuff.
I would like to place the minor ticks for days, lower than the major ticks
for hours, so that they are visible. Right now they overlap each other. I
would like to achieve a result like
11:0012:0001:00
We would like to provide a Matplotlib-like plotting function in a Java
application we are building. We can't require our users to install
native code so we can't use Matplotlib.
We have a simple implementation that would be sufficient for v1.0 of
our application that uses jython and jfreechart.
fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> imshow(rand(50,50))
> then zoom with the mouse and redo
> imshow(rand(50,50))
> the zoom factor is not kept, ie xrange/yrange are still (0,50).
>
> How can I keep the zoom factor ?
Try:
imshow(rand(50,50))
# zoom with mouse
xlim=getp(gca(), 'xlim'); ylim = getp
Hi,
I want to keep the image zoomed to the same factor for all my images.
If I try
ipython -pylab
imshow(rand(50,50))
then zoom with the mouse and redo
imshow(rand(50,50))
the zoom factor is not kept, ie xrange/yrange are still (0,50).
How can I keep the zoom factor ?
TIA.
Cheers,
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Hi,
I am using the matplotlib library that comes with Ubuntu 7.04. This is
version 0.87.7 with ESP ghostscript 8.15.4.
I am trying to produce a very simple EPS figure, but the EPS file is
different than what I see on the screen in the GTKAgg window, or when
I save the figure as a PNG file. It loo
Hello everybody,
I am going through a real epic trying to build matplotlib on cygwin. Here is
my environment:
freetype-2.3.2 matplotlib-0.90.0 numpy-1.0.2 python-2.5-1 rebase 2.4.3-1
gcc-3.4.4-3 cygwin_NT-5.1
Here is what I tried to do:
$ python setup.py build
running build
running build_py
run
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