Hi,
There
may be a reason it was done in the less straightforward way that aren't
obvious to you or I (perhaps to ease embedding... just guessing).
I don't think we can use the QMainWindow's addToolBar for this. It creates
a
single toolbar for the entire window, but what if we want
Can you send the entire traceback you get with this error? I'm curious
which module is requiring this.
Also, if you start a python console and type import wx, do you get
this error?
Cheers,
Mike
Jeff Peery wrote:
Hello, thanks for the response. I changed my matplotlibrc file from
'WxAgg'
I have this problem with the embedding samples that use wxagg. Otherwise, I
have no problem.
Jeff do you import something using wxagg ?
Matthieu
2007/11/12, Michael Droettboom [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Can you send the entire traceback you get with this error? I'm curious
which module is
hello,
is there a quick way to get a figure in greyscale?
thanks,
Johann
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Johann Cohen-Tanugi wrote:
hello,
is there a quick way to get a figure in greyscale?
You can do something like plot([1,2,3], color='0.9'), where the string '0.9'
denotes the gray scale of the plotted line. See also `help plot`, `help colors`.
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steve
Random number generation is the
Hello experts,
I have two matrices (one random matrix with entries between -3 and +3 and
one with entries say between -4 and 4).
I would like to plot a contourf for both of them with corresponding color
scheme (ranging say from -5 to 5).
I am a newbie, so please apologize the rather low level of
Thomas Schmelzer wrote:
Hello experts,
I have two matrices (one random matrix with entries between -3 and +3
and one with entries say between -4 and 4).
I would like to plot a contourf for both of them with corresponding
color scheme (ranging say from -5 to 5).
I am a newbie, so please
Jeff,
I think you need to delete the WXAgg accelerator module in your site-
packages/matplotlib/backends directory. It will have a name like
_wxagg.so, _wxagg.pyd, or _wxagg.dll.
Ken
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