Perfect, many thanks!
So the trick was _not_ to do "show()" in A.py
(Moreover, doing "draw()" in A.py also seems necessary... even though I
don't really get why -- actually in my own more complicated program, it
works also without this draw...)
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Hi.
The short answer is yes.
orion:~ % cat A.py
from matplotlib.pyplot import *
print "A"
plot([0,1],[0,1])
draw()
orion:~ % cat B.py
from matplotlib.pyplot import *
import A
print "B"
plot([0.5,0.75],[0,1])
draw()
show()
Using ipython:
In [2]: run -i B.py
A
B
and the figure shows both pl
Hello,
I am plotting something in a file A.py
In another file (B.py), I wish to do
import A
and then add a curve to that same plot (and replot it).
Is that possible?
Thanks!
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