[matplotlib-devel] broken examples/units/*

2009-02-21 Thread Eric Firing
James,

The scripts in examples/units (and run by backend_driver.py) are broken; 
they have not been updated to match your addition of the new mandatory 
axis argument to convert() and default_units().  Would you fix them, 
please?  (While you are in the neighborhood, you might also update the 
methods by switching to the @staticmethod decorator.)

The argument was also missing from the units.py docstring, but I have 
fixed that.

Thank you.

Eric

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[matplotlib-devel] Making WxMpl a matplotlib toolkit

2009-02-21 Thread Ken McIvor
Now that I've got a version of WxMpl that works properly I'd like to  
transition it over to being a matplotlib toolkit.  From poking around  
in svn, it looks like the correct thing to do would be to import the  
source directory into '$(SVNROOT)/trunk/toolkits/wxmpl'.

Is that correct?

I'd like to try to get started on version 2.0 before I have my first  
carpal tunnel release surgery in later March.  The goals would be:

1. Optional full support for MPL events
2. API for binding user interactions to selection and zoom behavior  
(e.g. "I want right-click selections to zoom in and the 'u' key to  
zoom out, like GNUPLOT")
3. API for controlling Axes zoom state

What do you all think would be the best way to do this?  Create a  
branch in '$(SVNROOT)/branches' for 1.3 maintenance?

Ken

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