Hi List,
AS now you're not loading the
AS graphical library that was grabbing focus, but merely a low(er)
AS level drawing library.
This raises a question I've had for some time. I wish the figure method
had x and y kwargs, so that I could specify where the figure window pops
up. It always
Hi there,
I am trying to run a python script on my computer at a regular interval [in
the background] to output an image file using matplotlib. My problem is
that every time the script runs, it momentarily steals focus from whatever
I'm working on -- which over time gets to be very annoying.
I
Tyler B wrote:
Hi there,
I am trying to run a python script on my computer at a regular
interval [in the background] to output an image file using
matplotlib. My problem is that every time the script runs, it
momentarily steals focus from whatever I'm working on -- which over
time gets to
I think that did it --- thanks Andrew!!
Just out of curiosity, what does 'Agg' refer to? Also, I'm guessing
that some efficiency is lost once we make Python import the entire
library (as opposed to just pyplot as before) -- is there a more
efficient way, or is that just the price to pay?
Either
Tyler B wrote:
I think that did it --- thanks Andrew!!
Just out of curiosity, what does 'Agg' refer to?
It's the low-level drawing library, anti-grain. You're bypassing the
loading of whatever other backend -- a low-level drawing system --
that matplotlib was loading before.
Also, I'm
