Hello, using matplotlib 0.98 with mpl_toolkit Basemap:
I'm trying to create a plot with a series of ellipses over a map. I've
followed the tutorial, and can create the same figure as shown here:
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/users/screenshots.html#ellipses
I can also create a series of ellip
I am getting a memory leak when i am using the pylab.close() function. I am
running matplotlib-0.98.3. It happens in a very simple script such as:
#!/usr/bin/python
import time
import pylab
while True:
time.sleep(1)
print 'calling pylab'
pylab.box()
pylab.close()
Every close see
> Another approach is to use the subplotpars kwarg to adjust
> the positioning parameters when initializing the figure.
Here's how I like to implement that approach when I want strict dimensions:
figW = 6.5 # in inches
figH = 7
fig = figure(figsize=(figW, figH),
subplotpars=
Erik Tollerud wrote:
> I've been grappling with an annoying bug for a while now - attached
> are two examples of an empty set of log-log axes with an xlabel. one
> has figsize(10,5) and the other is figsize(10,6) . As is apparent
> from the images, the (10,5) figure has the xlabel cut off because
I've been grappling with an annoying bug for a while now - attached
are two examples of an empty set of log-log axes with an xlabel. one
has figsize(10,5) and the other is figsize(10,6) . As is apparent
from the images, the (10,5) figure has the xlabel cut off because the
log axes are too big. I
Zane Selvans wrote:
>
> On Nov 12, 2008, at 8:12 PM, Eric Firing wrote:
>> The example code runs with mpl from svn, so I suspect you are running
>> into an example that was written to show capabilities added since the
>> last release. In fact, it looks like that 6212 #todo is the clue: it
>> i
I am sending this forward on behalf of Matt Foster...
Be sure to look into pysmell (for completion) as well.
>>
Hi All,
A similar mail has already been on the (ipython) users mailing list, so my
apologies if you've seen most of this before.
I've started working on a TextMate
On Nov 12, 2008, at 8:12 PM, Eric Firing wrote:
The example code runs with mpl from svn, so I suspect you are
running into an example that was written to show capabilities added
since the last release. In fact, it looks like that 6212 #todo is
the clue: it is not found in the svn version.
