What are you plotting? How big is this list that the loops are taking
appreciable amounts of time?!? Are we talking seconds here or ms?
Have you done enough profiling to know exactly which line in here are
slow? I don't quite understand the `np.ravel` calls.
You might do better either with one
I want to change the look of the default plots in Python, so I created the
file matplotlibrc in the current working directory (Windows 7). The file
gets loaded:
/import matplotlib as mp
print('Config. file loaded from:', mp.matplotlib_fname())/
prints:
/Config. file loaded from:
Are you using IPython QtConsole / Notebook? I think they have their
own settings on their backend.
Shawn
On Tue, May 19, 2015 at 11:01 AM, mato mato_pavlo...@yahoo.com wrote:
I want to change the look of the default plots in Python, so I created the
file matplotlibrc in the current working
Here is what I did:
Put a 00_matplotlib_rc.py in ipython's profile_default/startup folder
(you might need to run ipython profile create, or ipython profile
locate to create/find them), and in the file specify my matplotlib rc
parameters. For example:
import matplotlib as mpl
# Figure
This might be the case (I'm running Anaconda/Spyder/Ipython) however so far I
haven't been able to locate the appropriate settings file...
Yuxiang Wang wrote
Are you using IPython QtConsole / Notebook? I think they have their
own settings on their backend.
Shawn
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...or I can put the file(s) that dynamically change the rc settings in the
current directory and just execute them (import) whenever I want to use
different settings for the plots.
This is less elegant than the configuration file, but at least solves my
problem for now.
Thank you Yuxian.
Cheers
