Thanks for the reply. The trick with clf() is that it redraws the entire
image, and hold(False), while much better, changes the axes values. Ideally
I could keep my axes setup and redraw only the bars, ala the animation
example of the plot() sine wave. Looking at that code, I'm trying something
lik
Matt C wrote:
> I'm very new to MPL, and I'm having a blast with it - great work. I've
> looked around the docs, lists and other random places for a hint on
> this, but I'm still stumped.
>
> The goal is simple: I'd like to create a very basic animated bar or barh
> chart. I've been playing
I'm very new to MPL, and I'm having a blast with it - great work. I've
looked around the docs, lists and other random places for a hint on this,
but I'm still stumped.
The goal is simple: I'd like to create a very basic animated bar or barh
chart. I've been playing via ion() from the IPython s
