Call 'figure()' for each plot.
see: http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_api.html
matplotlib.pyplot.figure(/num=None/, /figsize=None/, /dpi=None/,
/facecolor=None/, /edgecolor=None/, /frameon=True/, /FigureClass='matplotlib.figure.Figure'>/, /**kwargs/)
Creates a new figure.
Parameter
Sorry, for the repeated emails/noise.
There is in fact an option "closed=False" for not closing the path:
/class /matplotlib.collections.PolyCollection(/verts/, /sizes=None/,
/closed=True/, /**kwargs/)
However, "closed=False" has no effect.
Steve.
L.
Steve.
On 21/11/12 08:38, Stephen Gibson wrote:
Unfortunately, as you state, "edgecolors='none'" also wipes the
(x,y) data line.
I tried adding an additional "erase" zero line, with "edgecolors='none'"
for each slice, but it seems the ret
a some intermediate point.
An additional blank (x[0], 0.0) to (x[-1], 0.0) does not overlap the
baseline.
If I can determine the baseline path (coordinates) this procedure
may work.
Thanks, for your input.
Steve.
On 21/11/12 04:04, Benjamin Root wrote:
On Tue, Nov 20, 2012 at 12:55 AM
I want to plot a series of (x,y) datasets similar to the
polygon plot tutorial example (add_collection3d),
but with a transparent facecolor and no baseline.
Setting alpha=0.0 in the tutorial example (below)
achieves the transparency, but the baseline remains.
Is there a way to remove the baselin
