Dear ALL,
Could you please someone test the attached Python code (of my map
displaying test program written with MPL/Basemap/wxPython) under
MS-Windows and send me a screenshot? I have received reports saying
that the map does not fill the entire figure under MS-Windows;
however, under Ubuntu Linu
Rob Frohne wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> I am an amateur radio operator, and I am writing a little application to
> display where the major lobe of my antenna is pointing. I can control the
> direction of my antenna with the computer, and it would be nice to have a
> display of the whole world, as well as
Michael Droettboom
writes:
> Passing solid_joinstyle='bevel' does resolve the problem on both 0.91.x
> and 0.98.x. Additionally, path simplification (which is a new feature
> on 0.98.x) also resolves this problem (set rcParam path.simplify to True).
It seems that agg and pdf have different wa
Thanks Jeff! That is just wonderful! No need for a non-spherical earth
model for me.
Again, thanks!
Rob
Jeff Whitaker wrote:
>
> Rob Frohne wrote:
>> Hi Jeff,
>>
>> I am an amateur radio operator, and I am writing a little application to
>> display where the major lobe of my antenna is point
As far as I can tell, you cannot specify the color that contourf uses
for masked values.
The examples enclosed with matplotlib ( 0.98.3) specifically comment
that this is the case.
It appears that contourf just does not plot anything where the masked
values occur and the background ( usually
James Boyle wrote:
> As far as I can tell, you cannot specify the color that contourf uses
> for masked values.
> The examples enclosed with matplotlib ( 0.98.3) specifically comment
> that this is the case.
> It appears that contourf just does not plot anything where the masked
> values occu
Hi Jae-Joon,
Your simpler suggestion of drawing the fig twice is just fine for my
needs. Thank you.
JL> The exact location of the legend is known at drawing time. Thus, the
JL> location of the text needs to be calculated at the drawing. I may
JL> help you with this but it is quite tricky and you
