Hi Jeremy (and other readers),
I have yet another question that I seem not to be able to solve. I am making a
plot where the second y-axis should be relative to the first y-axis. Ideally
I'd like to just have one Veusz file in which I input my data every time I
update it.
So basically for my a
Dear Yan
On 01/06/15 14:08, Yan Grange wrote:
So basically for my axis function I have a function in the form of (t/4e6)*100.
Is there any way I can replace the 4e6 by something like sum(dataset_a)?
Unfortunately they code which evaluates the axis function doesn't do the
dataset substitutio
Dear all,
I have a number of veusz plots I'd like to regenerate automatically
every time I update some data. I'm sure I'm missing something obvious in
the docs, but I can't find out how I can use Python to:
1. Load an existing Veusz file
2. Create an EPS plot
3. And store it somewhere
Your h
Hello Michael,
I use a similar set up, where I do some systematic computations while changing
some parameters or algorithms, and generating csv output files. Then, I
generate a set of graphs with veusz in a generic way. Below is a description
how I proceed.
As a few files are involved, it wou
Dear Michael
On 01/06/15 21:43, Michael Clerx wrote:
1. Load an existing Veusz file
2. Create an EPS plot
3. And store it somewhere
In addition to Gilles's answer, you can do
From the command line to export directly from a vsz file
$ veusz --export out.eps in.vsz
You can also use the Pyt
