Thanks a lot JJ, this worked perfectly!
Patricia
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making a figure
with several small Taylor Diagrams subplots).
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ks() does not produce any change.
Any idea?
http://www.ce.mu.edu.tr/sharedoc/python-matplotlib-doc-.0.1/html/mpl_toolkits/axes_grid/users/axisartist.html#gridhelper
gives some explanation with the The GridHelperRectlinear, but I cannot make
it work
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Patricia
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suggest to use the classical set_ticks, but it doesn't work.
ax.xaxis.set_ticks() does not makes any difference, the ticks are same as
originally, and
ax.axis["left"].set_ticks() results in an error: 'AxisArtist' object has
no attribute 'set_ticks'
Can somebody h
Thanks a lot! Works now!
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Do you see an easy way of adding more than 9 Taylor diagrams subplots in
test1 for example?
Thanks again,
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