I have time data stored in the format hh:mm:ss and would like to plot it, having about 4 to 6 ticks labeled in this format.
What I'm doing at the moment is to first convert my time to seconds and plot y as function of yime in seconds.
Here the first question: Is this the way to go or is there a function I missed which allows to directly plot from the former format?
Now I'd like to have the labels to be displayed in the hh:mm:ss format, in a way that it automatically adopts when zooming/dezooming. Without zooming I figured out that it is quite easy to use the xticks method, but is there a possibility to write a function which automatically readadopts the tick spacing?
If not, I found in the manual the dateformatter class, but if I understand correctly, I first have to transfer the time to strftime? Or can I directly use this class using the time starting from midnight?
Thanks for any response,
Johannes
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