Re: [Matplotlib-users] Plotting Hex grid

On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Christopher Barker wrote: > iCy-fLaME wrote: >> I am aware of Hexbin, which is a kind of histogram with hexagonal >> cells. But what if my data comes in a Hex grid to start with? > >> What would be a good way to plot such data? > > Use the source, Luke! > > Take a

Re: [Matplotlib-users] [SPAM] Correction for online api docs

The 'set_linewidth' method is defined in a base class (Collections). By clicking on the link at the top of the LineCollection class where it says: Bases: matplotlib.collections.Collection

[Matplotlib-users] [SPAM] Correction for online api docs

Not sure if this is the best place for this, The online docs for matplotlib.collections.LineCollection Do not mention the method set_linewidth() http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/api/collections_api.html?highlight=linecollection#matplotlib.collections.LineCollection ***

[Matplotlib-users] matplotlib._png failure on 64-bit OSX

I have built matplotlib from svn on OSX 10.6, using the make.osx script that is included with the source, except with the 32-bit build flags removed. The resulting module fails on import, however, with the following: In [1]: from pylab import * ---

Re: [Matplotlib-users] Plotting Hex grid

iCy-fLaME wrote: > I am aware of Hexbin, which is a kind of histogram with hexagonal > cells. But what if my data comes in a Hex grid to start with? > What would be a good way to plot such data? Use the source, Luke! Take a look at the source of Hexbin -- the answer must be there. With luck, it

[Matplotlib-users] Plotting Hex grid

I am aware of Hexbin, which is a kind of histogram with hexagonal cells. But what if my data comes in a Hex grid to start with? I have a 2-D array probe with sensor elements arranged in a hexagonal close packed geometry, plotting the sensor readings in normal x-y (rectangular grid) directly will d