Curtis,
clabel works as it should in contour_demo.py, so please post a
simplest-possible example showing the problem. Also specify what mpl
version you are using.
Thanks.
Eric
Curtis Cooper wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using clabel to label contour plots, but when I use the 'inline'
> option, the c
Hello,
Searching on the MPL-users and -devel for set_position did not produce
any leads on this topic, so I doubt it's possible but ...
When using MPL as a widget within an application, I find it hard to set
the relative position of the axes in such a way that is appropriate
over a wide range of
Hi,
I'm using clabel to label contour plots, but when I use the 'inline'
option, the contour lines break up. That is, they stop going in the
direction they were going. I'm wondering if there's a bug in the line
collection routine for this option.
Thanks,
Curtis
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Hi
a newbie question.
After having a look at the date examples of matplotlib, I still have
some problem with this:
I have data starting at a certain date/time (e.g. 30 Nov 2006 12.00
pm). I have one data for every hour starting from the 13th hour after
the starting time until the 96th hour.
I woul
