You might consider using the object oriented part of matplotlib instead
of the matlab style of doing things. I tend to make my plots a plot()
method of whatever kind of analysis class I've created:
from pylab import figure
class Analysis(object):
def init(self):
self.x = range(10)
On Sun, 22 Apr 2007, Hans Strotzer apparently wrote:
> One thing that really annoys me is that generally python
> code is quite visually appealing
Tastes must vary!
What is your point of comparison??
Controlling may graph properties is never going to be
beautiful. But why not define a class t
Hi
I'm using matplotlib for producing a bar-chart displaying my
electricity consumption. One thing that really annoys me is
that generally python code is quite visually appealing, the
same goes for the code in the matplotlib-examples.
The code I have produced here is frankly quite ugly
when it com
