So I'm using the dmg install on Mavericks and I finally figured out where
in the app package to put the PyNGL site-package. The problem is I get
complaints about not being able to open an X11 window for any call to
plot() that gets handled by NGL:
plot(c1)
File "ClimateGraphics.py", line 138, in plot
w = Ngl.open_wks('x11','Climate Workbook')
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'open_wks'
The reason I need this is for the ClimateUtilities and ClimateGraphics
packages that go with Ray PierreHumbert's "Principles of Planetary
Climate". I could use MatPlotLib but for assorted reasons I'd prefer to use
NGL (for one thing most of the examples were written to use NGL and do not
display all that well with MatPlotLib ... missing axis labels etc.)
I'm trying to create an environment that can be used by high school
students studying climate. Obviously we are doing some programming but my
goal here is not to turn them into a bunch *nix hackers (... I have a
completely separate course for that ...)
Any thoughts out there?
I do have XQuartz installed.
Thanks,
Paul Fisher
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