On Monday, June 6, 2011, Bruce Ford wrote:
> Does anyone have an example of nested grids.
> I need to (for instance), plot a global grid in filled contours, then plot
> another, higher resolution grid over the US.The global grid could work
> something like this, but I'm not sure where to start w
Does anyone have an example of nested grids.
I need to (for instance), plot a global grid in filled contours, then plot
another, higher resolution grid over the US.
The global grid could work something like this, but I'm not sure where to
start with the 2nd (nested) grid to go atop.
fig=plt.figur
On 06/06/2011 11:33 AM, Daniel Mader wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'd like to compare two sets of data by using subplots and imshow(). I
> have two issues with this:
>
> 1) how can I have a colorbar in each subplot?
> 2) how can I adjust the range limits for a colorbar, so that the
> comparison possible?
>
Hi all,
I'd like to compare two sets of data by using subplots and imshow(). I
have two issues with this:
1) how can I have a colorbar in each subplot?
2) how can I adjust the range limits for a colorbar, so that the
comparison possible?
Below is code which could serve as a starting point, I hop
I found a solution after all, from
http://old.nabble.com/_backend_gdk-not-found-td26514059.html#a26514059 the
thread I mentioned in the original post, which turned out not to be as
cryptic as I had thought.
Just as the answerer there suggested, I had PyGTK but matplotlib wasn't
recognizing it
Benjamin,
Thanks. I will point out that the contourf in Basemap behaves differently than
that contourf in pylab. That is, in pylab, for
contour(X,Y,Z)
X,Y can be 1D whereas Z must be 2D.
However, it appears that for contourf in Basemap:
from mpl_toolkits.basemap import Basemap
m=Basemap()
g=m.c
OK, I just found the fix within two minutes of my last email to you (after
spending 6 hours on it)!!
I needed to use the following variant for the macports installation (like I
said, I rather new at the Mac and unix):
sudo port install py26-matplotlib @1.0.1 +gtk2
for the matplotlib installatio
I am having the old "no gdk backend" problem with GTKAgg. I am running OS X
10.6 (Snow Leopard), and, uh, I'm kind of new to Unix :). I installed the
following through Macports:
python26 @2.6.6_3 (active)
py26-gtk @2.22.0_1 (active)
py26-matplotlib @1.0.1_3+tkinter (active)
py26-numpy @1.6.0_0+at
I have a small problem which I suspect can be solved in an easy and
elegant way, and it is simply lack of sleep/stupidity preventing me
from finding it.
I have a number of line drawings comprised of cartesian points. I need
to project them onto a sphere (they are drawings of constellations, so
I n
Hi all,
I am new to the forum and to all things PyGTK and matplotlib, so go easy on
me, please.
A colleague created a Python program that uses matplotlib and GTK. I wanted
to be able run her program on my MacBook (OS X 10.6.7). I used macports to
update/obtain Python 2.7, matplotlib 1.0.1, and
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