James K. Gruetzner wrote:
>>> I'm running Fedora 8, python 2.5.1, and matplotlib 0.91.2-1.fc8 from
>>> the yum repository. Backend is set to GTKAgg in my matplotlibrc file.
>> (On this list top-posting is frowned upon -- it makes the conversation
>> difficult to follow.)
>
> I understand. Sor
I am trying to do something similar to the plot_tissot.py example, but am
having some problems.
I would like to project a group of circles onto a map projection. Below
is the code I developed, which doesn't work because I get the error:
==ERROR
File "C:\Python25\Lib\site-packag
Hi,
I have a problem with legends where the vertical spacing is sometimes
a bit funny (lines don't seem to be evenly spaced).
I am now preparing some figures for publication and this is the last
niggle I'd really like to resolve.
Is there anything I could do to fix this?
A small example is atta
Hi David,
On Thursday 10 July 2008 11:15:37 am David M. Kaplan wrote:
> 2) I have noticed that the font used for the xticklabels and the font
> used for the xlabel and contour labels appears to be different (example
> attached). One appears to be serif and the other sans-serif. This
> seems to b
David M. Kaplan wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just upgraded to matplotlib 0.98.1 on a ubuntu hardy heron system. I
> have noticed two problems since the upgrade:
>
> 1) For any plot, if I try to look at the properties of a text object I
> get an error related to FontProperties having no attribute 'items'. S
On Thursday 10 July 2008 10:48:01 am you wrote:
> Hi Darren,
>
> I have tried rerunning our code with the change you suggested in the
> make_dvi and make_png functions. I am still noticing failures however. I
> put these at the bottom of this message. Strangely enough, these errors
> don't seem to
If I do some 2D line plots, I can activate the picker event on each line..
but if I change the scale of the axes using axes.set_xscale('log') /
axes.set_yscale('log') and then try to pick the lines, nothing happens. I
can't select them on the plot with the log scales, but if I click in the
area whe
Hi Darren,
I have tried rerunning our code with the change you suggested in the
make_dvi and make_png functions. I am still noticing failures however. I put
these at the bottom of this message. Strangely enough, these errors don't
seem to occur when there are a lot of files in my tex.cache directo
Changing the scale shouldn't remove the lines -- but it's possible there
is a bug that moves them out of the visible area. Can you provide some
standalone code that reproduces this problem?
Cheers,
Mike
Søren Nielsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I change the xscale and yscale my plots go missing... i
Hi,
When I change the xscale and yscale my plots go missing... i use
axes.set_xscale('linear'), axes.set_yscale('liner) or
axes.set_xscale('log'), axes.set_yscale('log') ... I have a button that
changes between those two.. but a change removes the 2D lines i have on
them... do I need to change so
Hi everybody!
I am new to matplotlib and I have a question. I am running matplotlib from a
main program in python as a separate thread. When I first launch matplotlib it
works fine. On my second try when the main program is still running I try to
execute it again but the plotting window is show
Hi Ian,
On Thursday 10 July 2008 06:03:54 am Ian Harry wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Myself and my colleagues use, and have used, matplotlib and it's Tex
> capabilities quite extensively to create plots to assist in the
> gravitational wave searches we perform. (and it has been a great tool for
> us
>
> :-
Søren Nielsen wrote:
> Is there a way I can hide a line plot? I have several line plots, and I
> want to make a function to enable or disable a plot.. How do I tell each
> line apart and remove/reinsert them?
Try this in an interactive session, and see if it helps:
ax = figure().add_subplot(11
When you create the plot, it returns a list of line objects. You can
use this object to remove itself from the axes, and add it back it
later. Hope this helps::
In [1]: l1 = plot([1,2,3])
In [2]: l2 = plot([4,5,6])
In [4]: l1
Out[4]: []
# Remove the first plot
In [6]: l1[0].remove()
# Put
Hi,
Is there a way I can hide a line plot? I have several line plots, and I want
to make a function to enable or disable a plot.. How do I tell each line
apart and remove/reinsert them?
Anyone tried this? I was seeking for a line ID of somekind in
matplotlib.lines... but didn't see any.
Thanks,
Angela Rivera Campos wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm quite a newbie on matplotlib.
>
> I'm trying to get some data from a file. I've got a function that reads
> the data from the file and stores it in a tuple as a set of floats. When
> I use this without importing pylab it just go well but when I do it
>
Hi,
I'm quite a newbie on matplotlib.
I'm trying to get some data from a file. I've got a function that reads
the data from the file and stores it in a tuple as a set of floats. When
I use this without importing pylab it just go well but when I do it
after importing this module there's a round
On Wed, 2008-07-09 at 18:40 +0200, anirudh vij wrote:
> > We have been warning that 3D plotting was unsupported and needed someone to
> > volunteer to maintain it for quite a while now. Nobody answered the call,
> > and
> > 3d capabilities did not survive the transition to the new transforms in
>
Hi all,
Myself and my colleagues use, and have used, matplotlib and it's Tex
capabilities quite extensively to create plots to assist in the
gravitational wave searches we perform. (and it has been a great tool for us
:-) ). However recently we have been running into problems when we have
started
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