Hey everyone,
Over on IRC (#scipy channel on freenode), Baribal asked this:
I'm computing a dendrite on a continuous surface ([0,
1[, [0, 1[) and want to visualize it. What module would you
recommend? In practice, I need to draw lines from x_1/y_1 to
x_2/y_2 with a color gradient applied.
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Folks,
I am trying to make a plot with axes rotated by 45 degrees, so that the
plot looks like a romb. I set the rotating transform for the subplot,
but it is still plotted in a normal orientation. Could someone tell my
why the set_transform function does not work?
Many thanks,
Nick Gnedin
The problem was mix axes and pyplot. Plt.savefig was locking the app.
I removed all pyplot reference and changed to self.axes.xxx() and
self.fig.savefig.(xxx). Worked.
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