Jan Strube wrote:
> Hi List,
> is there a way to store matplotlib figures in something like a native
> file format?
> I am thinking of something that keeps track of all the objects
> (patches(?)) in a mpl figure, so that later you could just revisit that
> figure and change properties.
> Or add/
Hello.
I am new at matplotlib and am trying to modify the
lasso demo so that a line is drawn aound the polygon
made of selected points, and so that this polygon area
is shaded. Ive added the following code to the
callback function but receive the error: CXX : Error
creating object of type N2Py7Seq
Hi,
I'm trying to create an application that, among other things, will allow
me to view an image, zoom into it, and move it around. Essentially what
I can do by using imshow and show in ipython. However, I've noticed that
in both interactive usage and my application the image comes up in a
sm
Hi List,
is there a way to store matplotlib figures in something like a native file
format?
I am thinking of something that keeps track of all the objects (patches(?))
in a mpl figure, so that later you could just revisit that figure and change
properties.
Or add/remove objects from the canvas.
I
