This is an "in case anyone is interested" announcement about pyvsz; intended to
provide a pylab-like interface to veusz. It has been developed on an entirely
adhoc basis so it really only deals with the subset of the pylab interface I
had
immediate need for (e.g. it doesn't yet support plotting multiple lines in a
single function call). It also doesn't have 100% compatibility in the bits that
it does implement e.g. I didn't spend much time reverse-engineering pylab-style
format strings. Which particular arguments different functions accept is also
just determined by the things that I have happened to need.
However it is somewhat convenient to use if you are developing plots in code or
at the interactive prompt and tweaking them later with the veusz GUI.
A typical session looks like:
from pyvsz import vszlab
vszlab.plot([1,2,3], [4,5,6])
vszlab.save("test.vsz")
The code is available at http://hg.jgraham.webfactional.com/pyvsz/ if anyone is
interested. Patches very much welcome :)
--
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-- Tom Stoppard, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead
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