Dear Jeff ALL,
How can I get rid, programmatically, of lines drawn with the
drawparallels and drawmeridians in MPL/Basemap? These methods return
dictionaries, but calling the Python clear() method for dictionaries
(and redrawing the figure as usual, of course) does not work. No error
appears,
Mauro Cavalcanti wrote:
Dear Jeff ALL,
How can I get rid, programmatically, of lines drawn with the
drawparallels and drawmeridians in MPL/Basemap? These methods return
dictionaries, but calling the Python clear() method for dictionaries
(and redrawing the figure as usual, of course) does
i would only like to plot a certain number of rows...say 50 - 100...how do i
do that?
Thanks everyone for your help :)
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rmber wrote:
I've search and there have been some previous post about this that have gone
unanswered, so I'll go ahead and ask it again:
Is there a way to set the window title of a figure? I want the top bar of
the window to say something other than Figure 1 or Figure 2 so I can
easily
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 12:50 PM, helstreak helstr...@hotmail.com wrote:
i would only like to plot a certain number of rows...say 50 - 100...how do i
do that?
Thanks everyone for your help :)
plotfile does not support row limits, but you could simply load the
data and then plot it, slicing
not sure if it does, but if you added it to matplotlib then i guess you would
have a one up on gnuplot...
John Hunter-4 wrote:
On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 12:50 PM, helstreak helstr...@hotmail.com wrote:
i would only like to plot a certain number of rows...say 50 - 100...how
do i
do that?
What is the simple way to do the following?
I want to set the size of the actual axes box
(i.e, , the lines drawn for the axes, not
including the ticks and labels.)
I do not care about the figure size, but I
would like the resulting drawing to have
a tight bounding box. (After I add the
ticks