Looks like I've been able to help myself on this one. I'll post this
here b/c others had asked about this in prior emails and I never saw
an answer given.
You can make your own custom legend by keeping the return values from
each plot command:
e.g.
l1 = plot()
twinx()
l2 = plot()
legend([
Note: there is a type-o in the above email.
"W/MacPorts, I've been able to get the TkAgg backend to work"
should be
"W/MacPython, I've been able to get the TkAgg backend to work"
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Below is the last (or nearly so) message of a thread from last summer.
I have now implemented option 3 in svn, so:
If y is 2-D, plot(y) plots the columns of y against the row-index.
If x is 1-D and y is 2-D, plot(x,y) plots the columns of y against x.
(In this case, x can also be 2-D if it is a
Hi,
This mailing list is great---I've gotten a couple very useful replies
from others in a very short time period. Thanks!
And now, onto my next question. I need to construct a two-y-axis
plot. I've found some hints on how to do this on the mailing archive
(Subject: secondary y-axis, Date:
