I am willing to add this functionality to the documentation. Unfortunately,
I have still not been able to figure out how sphinx inserting functions or
classes in order and how the module index is being created.
Once I found my way I will try to come up with a generic way for this. Maybe
someone ca
Sorry for the delay in responding.
This worked perfectly! Thanks so much for the time saver.
Kind regards,
Aaron R>
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 12:28 PM, Eric Firing wrote:
> Aaron R> wrote:
>>
>> I have an app which adds data to a plot. Everything is working, but
>> when I add data to a plot th
I second this suggestion. Right now it is quite hard to navigate to an
individual function within the chapter of matplotlib.pyplot API in the PDF.
Wai Yip
> Hello,
>
> My first message in the list. I would like to mention a few things about
> the
> matplotlib PDF document.
>
> Firstly, the d
hello,
i'm using matplotlib on os x and am having issues with plots of large
data sets. i have some plots which contain about ~1 points and
the pdf files generated bring preview.app and quicklook to their knees
when they open the pdf files.
here is a small file that reproduces my issue
I was trying to setup matplotlib to use interactively with wxPython as the
backend. I run into the issue that when I call draw(), it blocks the
interpreter. Since then I've found out it is a issue with some GUI backend
that the mainloop blocks. The suggested solution is to use ipython, which
Jose Gomez-Dans wrote:
> Jeff, thanks for your comment
>
> 2009/3/2 Jeff Whitaker mailto:jsw...@fastmail.fm>>
>
>
> Jose: I think the key is to only create the basemap instance only
> once (for the main plot and for the inset), then re-use that
> basemap instance each time you create an
Jeff, thanks for your comment
2009/3/2 Jeff Whitaker
>
> Jose: I think the key is to only create the basemap instance only once (for
> the main plot and for the inset), then re-use that basemap instance each
> time you create an animation frame.
That helps in memory consumption, and that's som
Is there any way to encode 2 variables in a matplotlib colormap? The idea
is to replicate this dataspora R scatterplot in matplotlib:
http://www.dataspora.com/gameday/pitcher/daisuke-matsuzaka/493137
"The bottom strip of charts encode two dimensions with color -- blue or red
hue indicates pitch
I am generating level curves numerically with a gradient method of my own
recipe. The result is a bunch of 100x2 vectors, each 'row' of which is a
point on a level curve in the plane. My goal is to label each plot line
analogously to how contour lines are labelled with clabel. Is this
possible?
Jose Gomez-Dans wrote:
> Hi!
>
> [I think the message didn't get through the first time I sent it.
> Resending, and apologies if you get it twice]
>
> I have a rather complex basemap-derived plot that I want to save as
> animation.
> In essence, it uses the blumarble() to add a nice background, p
Hi!
I have a rather complex basemap-derived plot that I want to save as animation.
In essence, it uses the blumarble() to add a nice background, plots some
stuff on top of that, and also has an inset with a map of the world that
shows the area of the main map.
The problem is that memory usage
I just upgraded from 0.98.3 to 0.98.5.2 on my Mac (OS X 10.4.11) because I
wanted some of the new legend features, and now have two strange errors.
1) When I run a script that creates a plot, the terminal window (either a
command prompt or ipython) is now frozen until I have closed the plot
window
Try this:
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from matplotlib.patches import Circle
f = plt.figure()
ax = f.gca()
rad = 1.4
c1 = Circle((-1,0),rad, alpha=.2, fc ='red')
c2 = Circle((1,0),rad, alpha=.2, fc ='blue')
c3 = Circle((0,1),rad, alpha=.2, fc ='green')
ax.add_patch(c1)
ax.add_patch(c2)
ax
Hi Jon,
I can reproduce you observation using the following program
> -
from pylab import plot, arange, ion
##ion()
plot(arange(10), arange(10))
> --
uncommenting the second line resolves the problem a
On Sat, Feb 28, 2009 at 1:23 PM, per freem wrote:
> hi all,
>
> two quick questions about plotting: i am trying to very simply reset the
> font family to be 'helvetica' for my figure, in particular for the
> ticklabels. i have tried using the following:
>
> def axes_square(plot_handle):
> plo
Hi!
[I think the message didn't get through the first time I sent it. Resending,
and apologies if you get it twice]
I have a rather complex basemap-derived plot that I want to save as
animation.
In essence, it uses the blumarble() to add a nice background, plots some
stuff on top of that, and als
Such a shame... Anyway, I'm glad to learn horizontal bars are possible, I'll
try it.
Thanks for your answers.
Naoli
2009/3/1 Jae-Joon Lee
> Horizontal bar is possible, although i'm not sure it fits your need.
>
> http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/examples/pylab_examples/barh_demo.html
>
> An
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