On 2012-06-09 15:18, pybokeh wrote:
Maybe workflow may not be the appropriate term. Essentially, when
I want
to plot something using matplotlib, I find myself having to look up
the api
docs or examples online because quite frankly, matplotlib's syntax
is very
hard to remember. I use
Hi, Thanks Fernando! I am using vim and I checked a little bit the tool and
it seems of great help!
I am not saying that we need something perfect. It's already great to have
these tools (ipython, matplotlib). Just imagine what's kind of feeling
working within pure python shell... thanks for
On Tuesday, June 12, 2012, wiswit wrote:
Hi, Thanks Fernando! I am using vim and I checked a little bit the tool and
it seems of great help!
I am not saying that we need something perfect. It's already great to have
these tools (ipython, matplotlib). Just imagine what's kind of feeling
I think this is worth discussing. But I have only 1.3 years experience with
matplotlib and python. Basically, I do the same as you. But I think there
are few tips I would like to follow:
1. I would agree to make one major theme plot one script file. Avoid make
very long scripts with many plots.
On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 2:05 PM, wiswit chaoyue...@gmail.com wrote:
While in emacs or vim, you cannot simple select lines and execute them, so
you have to frequently copy and code and use %cpaste or %paste to paste the
code.
In emacs you can activate ipython in your emacs.el file and then you
