Flavio,
One more point: please do not use quiver2 directly. Instead, use
quiver, which will call quiver2 unless it finds a keyword argument that
exists only in the old version of quiver. The name quiver2 is used only
temporarily to provide this compatibility, which will be removed in a
futur
Thanks Eric,in fact it depends on if x,y are 0 or not. But I got it to work it now. thanks,FlávioOn 8/22/06, Eric Firing <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Flavio Coelho wrote:> Hi,>> I am tring to figure out how to use the c argument to the quiver2 function.
>> I want to be able to color my arrows proport
Flavio Coelho wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am tring to figure out how to use the c argument to the quiver2 function.
>
> I want to be able to color my arrows proportionally to their size.
>
> I have tried this and it doesn' t work as I imagined:
>
> c = sqrt((array(u)-array(x))**2+(array(v)-array(y))**2)
Hi,I am tring to figure out how to use the c argument to the quiver2 function.I want to be able to color my arrows proportionally to their size. I have tried this and it doesn' t work as I imagined:
c = sqrt((array(u)-array(x))**2+(array(v)-array(y))**2)quiver2(x,y,u,v,c)the docstring on quiver2 is
