On Thursday 10 May 2007 17:12, Simon Kammerer wrote:
I use a list for every category of items (contoursets, clabels, texts,
...), as the way to remove them is slightly different.
Then I remove them from the map axes:
for contourset in contoursets_to_remove:
for coll in
I reuse a Basemap instance to reduce processing time. What I do is
basically:
1. Remember all items I added to the map
2. Remove all items I don't want to keep
I use a list for every category of items (contoursets, clabels, texts,
...), as the way to remove them is slightly different.
Then I
Jeff Whitaker wrote:
Jesper: You might consider just deleting the figure elements that you
don't want to re-use (instead of figuring out everything you do want to
re-use).
Thanks, that approach sounds more sensible than mine.
Very nice web site! Are the plots generated on the fly, or are
On Monday 07 May 2007 16:46, Jeff Whitaker wrote:
Jesper: Can you be more specific about why you need a deepcopy? Those
methods you mention do not modify the Basemap instance, although they do
modify the axes instance they are used with. It shouldn't be a problem
reusing the Basemap
Jesper Larsen wrote:
On Monday 07 May 2007 16:46, Jeff Whitaker wrote:
Jesper: Can you be more specific about why you need a deepcopy? Those
methods you mention do not modify the Basemap instance, although they do
modify the axes instance they are used with. It shouldn't be a problem
Hi matplotlib basemap users,
I am doing a lot of plots of the same area but for different vertical levels,
time steps and parameters. I am therefore trying to reuse my basemap instance
(which in some cases is quite time consuming to setup). I am doing this by
making a deepcopy of a basemap
On Monday 07 May 2007 16:02, Jesper Larsen wrote:
The deepcopy operation takes almost as much time as creating a new basemap
instance. If the basemap instance was unchanged by my plotting I would of
course be able to avoid doing this and simply use a basemap instance
without copying it. Am I
