[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,all:
> How do I include the stop value in the array by using arrayrange?
> Say:
> arrayrange(0,10,1.0,Float)
> [ 0., 1., 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8., 9.,]
> but I want 10 to be included
1. arrayrange() is a deprecated name. arange() is the preferred name.
2. However,
Hi,all:
How do I include the stop value in the array by using arrayrange?
Say:
arrayrange(0,10,1.0,Float)
[ 0., 1., 2., 3., 4., 5., 6., 7., 8., 9.,]
but I want 10 to be included
Thanks
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Hi,
I didn't get the way to embed a plot where I wish it to be, for example
inside a panel or a sizer?
I did the following :
I create a panel panel_4 which is where I'd like to get the plot, I create a
sizer sizer_8 in it and try to load the plot but the plot does not show. I
don't know how to
The first time I "import pylab" after installing matplotlib
I get many warnings (below). This is 0.87.7 under Python 2.5.
Is ignoring these the right thing to do? (I seem to be up and running.)
Alan Isaac
Warning (from warnings module):
File
"/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.5
Hi,
I didn't get the way to embed a plot where I wish it to be, for example
inside a panel or a sizer?
I did the following :
I create a panel panel_4 which is where I'd like to get the plot, I create a
sizer sizer_8 in it and try to load the plot but the plot does not show. I
don't know how to s
Hi,
I didn't get the way to embed a plot where I wish it to be, for example
inside a panel or a sizer?
I did the following :
I create a panel panel_4 which is where I'd like to get the plot, I create a
sizer sizer_8 in it and try to load the plot but the plot does not show. I
don't know how to s
Marius 't Hart wrote:
> Using the advice from Seweryn Kokot I was able to install matplotlib
> 0.87.7-0, but this resulted in all sorts of errors instead of a graph.
> I'll just make do with matplotlib 0.82-5 for now.
> Thanks for your advice!
> Marius.
That is probably because you installed a mat
I would encourage anyone running linux to simply build matplotlib from
the latest release tarball. It's easy. You may need to install some
devel packages first, but once you have stumbled over the missing bits
and installed them, then forever after you can very easily update to the
latest ver
Peter Bienstman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> When I don't use a matplotlibrc file, the default numerix choice is numpy,
> which is OK.
I think that what is actually happening here is a system-wide
matplotlibrc file is being found and is providing the numpy value.
>
> When I have a matplotlibrc, and I spe
Using the advice from Seweryn Kokot I was able to install matplotlib
0.87.7-0, but this resulted in all sorts of errors instead of a graph.
I'll just make do with matplotlib 0.82-5 for now.
Thanks for your advice!
Marius.
Josh Lifton schreef:
> Unfortunately, 0.87-5 is only available in the 6.10 (
Hi,
When I don't use a matplotlibrc file, the default numerix choice is numpy,
which is OK.
When I have a matplotlibrc, and I specify "numerix : numpy", everything also
behaves as expected.
However, when I have a matplotlibrc, but one which does not contain
a 'numerix' statement, then my old
On 11/17/06, Asheesh Laroia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 17 Nov 2006, Timothy Wu wrote:
>
> > Must matplot be run with a backend installed suppose I only want to
> > create a command line program and create plot and output as gif/jpg/png?
>
> Try the plain "Agg" backend rather than e.g. GTK
Unfortunately, 0.87-5 is only available in the 6.10 (Edgy) repositories,
so we'll have to upgrade to 6.10, request that matplotlib be backported to
6.06, or find a non-Ubuntu repository from which to install the latest
matplotlib package. I plan on upgrading sometime soon, so I'll wait for
that.
I have the same symptoms on my Ubuntu 6.06 using python 2.4 and
matplotlib 0.82-5. Where did you find matplotlib 0.87-5 though? It's not
in the repositories as far as I can tell. I use synaptic for upgrading.
Josh Lifton schreef:
> Thanks for confirming that it works on another system. As I'm cur
Marius 't Hart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> I have the same symptoms on my Ubuntu 6.06 using python 2.4 and
> matplotlib 0.82-5. Where did you find matplotlib 0.87-5 though? It's not
> in the repositories as far as I can tell. I use synaptic for upgrading.
Add the following line to your /etc/apt
Hello,
i try to write a module which evaluates various Data, and occasionally
creates a plot, which is returned to the user. At the discretion of the
user, he should be able to show selected plots. This is an example
module with two approaches for this problem:
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import pylab
impo
On Fri, 17 Nov 2006, Timothy Wu wrote:
> Must matplot be run with a backend installed suppose I only want to
> create a command line program and create plot and output as gif/jpg/png?
Try the plain "Agg" backend rather than e.g. GTKAgg or TkAgg.
-- Asheesh.
--
Ask not for whom the Bell tolls,
Must matplot be run with a backend installed suppose I only want to create a
command line program and create plot and output as gif/jpg/png?
Because import is giving me errors seemingly in reference to x server:
from pylab import *
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in ?
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