You'll have to excuse some of the comments in the code (it's in a constant
state of revision), but this is a basic PyQt4/matplotlib widget that I use
quite often and can be embedded using QtDesigner as well. You'll obviously
need PyQt4, Matplotlib, and Numpy to run it. Of course mods can be m
Christian,
The answer to your second question is a little more involved and I think there
are a few posts regarding custom colormaps on the mailing list that may be of
interest...I'd try searching through those. I may not be the best person to
answer that question.
Also you may be intereste
When running the initial lasso demo I found that only one lasso event was
allowed and other canvas interaction events (e.g. zooming) would not work
properly after the lasso event. As such I came up with my own solution to the
problem by modifying the example source. The primary addition was a
While I though this would be fairly
easy, I've yet to find a decent solution. I'm interested in using the
RangeSelector or standard zoom feature along with an autoscaling
function. In the example below there are two gaussian profiles created
in a matrix. I would like to have the behavior in whi
While I though this would be fairly
easy, I've yet to find a decent solution. I'm interested in using the
RangeSelector or standard zoom feature along with an autoscaling
function. In the example below there are two gaussian profiles created
in a matrix. I would like to have the behavior in whi
Matplotlibbers,
While I though this would be fairly
easy, I've yet to find a decent solution. I'm interested in using the
RangeSelector or standard zoom feature along with an autoscaling
function. In the example below there are two gaussian profiles created
in a matrix. I would like to
I've been trying to set the linestyle of an ellipse with no success. I keep
getting an attribute error whether I try setting the property via accessing the
ellipse instance directly or through the artist. Any ideas?
--if you uncomment the line containing the linestyle you should see the
error
Josef,
I too have been interested in such a feature for matplotlib and have
made some (albeit lame) stabs at finding a solution. I started a
project on google code that has some very limited capacity to save line
plots and the necessary data arrays from matplotlib into an hdf5 file for later
p
n Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 12:39 AM, Ewald Zietsman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes! Thank you very much. I figured it out just before your email came in :-)
I'm much happier now.
Thank you again for teaching me this.
Cheers
Ewald
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 12:31 AM, B Clowers <[EMAIL PR
is possible. I'm not really a programmer, but I
like to tinker in order to learn as much as I can so that I can create programs
to solve astrophysical problems/analyse data more efficiently (less time/less
code).
Cheers
Ewald
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 12:46 AM, B Clowers <[EMAIL P
Ewald,
It is very much a work in progress (and poorly named) but you can check out a
project of mine:
http://code.google.com/p/subplot/
I created a custom matplotlib widget that you can promote from a regular widget
in Designer. I hope it helps, let me know if you have any questions. The ui
I have written a small application using PyQt4 and matplotlib. Currently,
I use the axes.add_line(Line2D Instance) to interact with the plot
canvas. I am interested in allowing the user to add or remove error bars
to the plot, but am unable to find a command to do so (e.g. set_yerr(self,
nump
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