On 19/06/2012 00:46, Alan Gauld wrote:
On 19/06/12 00:13, Sean Carolan wrote:
and not the total of all the individual items. Anyone matplotlib
experts out there who can weigh in?
Not me, but I notice there is a gmane newsfeed for matplotlib:
gmane.comp.python.matplotlib.general
Probably
Unfortunately my graph is generated dynamically. How can I create my
legend when my 'bar' objects have no names to refer to?
I also noticed another issue with my stacked bar graph; the total
height of the bar is the size of the largest number of the dataset,
and not the total of all the
On 19/06/12 00:13, Sean Carolan wrote:
and not the total of all the individual items. Anyone matplotlib
experts out there who can weigh in?
Not me, but I notice there is a gmane newsfeed for matplotlib:
gmane.comp.python.matplotlib.general
Probably worth posting questions there.
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Alan
Not me, but I notice there is a gmane newsfeed for matplotlib:
gmane.comp.python.matplotlib.general
Probably worth posting questions there.
Thank you, I will inquire on the newsfeed.
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Unfortunately my graph is generated dynamically. How can I create my
legend when my 'bar' objects have no names to refer to?
for admin in bd:
bar(ind, bd[admin], width, color=colordict[admin])
xticks(ind+width/2., datenames)
legend()
grid('on')
outfile =
I also noticed another issue with my stacked bar graph; the total
height of the bar is the size of the largest number of the dataset,
and not the total of all the individual items. Anyone matplotlib
experts out there who can weigh in?
I figured out what was going on here; the bars were all
