Pierre GM wrote:
> Talking about pcolormesh:
> I was just playing with it right now, and it doesn't accept the 'shading'
> keyword. Poking around shows that kwargs.pop('shading','flat') should be
> used instead of kwargs.get('shading') in axes.py (same goes for the other
> parameters...)
Thanks. I have fixed this in svn and added the same X,Y argument
handling that I added to pcolor yesterday.
Now, if we could only fix the alpha bug, pcolormesh could probably
replace pcolor entirely. It is much faster for large arrays. There is
a problem similar to one recently pointed out in imshow, however:
zooming in to a small piece of a large array gets very slow. Pcolor
seems to simply stay slow (maybe speeds up a little) rather then get
slower as one zooms in. I think we should be able to speed up zooming,
but I have not looked to see how this might be done. (Imshow is nice and
fast when displaying and zooming until it runs into the odd problem of
fading out and/or turning white, which coincides with getting slow.) I
haven't played with NonUniformImage yet.
Eric
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