Hi,
I am using matplotlib within a wxPython app. I have a class called
plotDialog that inherits from wx.Dialog and contains a matplotlib
FigureCanvas. Several types of plot classes derive from plotDialog
and bring up pretty windows displaying data of various sources.
What I want to do is wr
There is a nice little trick where you can make two axes share the
same xaxis. Then when you pan or zoom on one, the other isautomagically changed toax1 = subplot(211)ax2 = subplot(212, sharex=ax1)But that's not retroactive, or is it ? i.e. if ax2 has a wider x range than ax1, it won't show up.
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> "David" == David Huard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> Hi John, Thanks for taking the time to answer a badly
David> formulated question. With your indications, I have been
David> able to get an example working.
Great.
David> s1.set_xlim(s2.get_xlim())
There is a nice l
Hi John, Thanks for taking the time to answer a badly formulated question. With your indications, I have been able to get an example working.The point was that I had a function with a number of arguments that returned a
subplot(111) instance. Inside this function there are thousands of
calls to pl
> "David" == David Huard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
David> Hi, I have a function fig(x) that returns a subplot
David> instance, and I'd like to make a new figure by calling this
David> function twice.
David> For example: def fig(x): s = subplot(111) return s.plot(x)
Davi
Hi, I have a function fig(x) that returns a subplot instance,and I'd like to make a new figure by calling this function twice. For example:def fig(x): s = subplot(111) return s.plot(x)
and i wan't to do something like:fig = figure(figsize = (6,12))fig.add_axes(fig(x1))fig.add_axes(fig(x2))ax
