I noticed that the list of matplotlib.pyplot methods has moved on
the website. I used to rely on it for quick information, but now
Google doesn't even return it easily. For the record, the
information now seems to be at
http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_summary.html.
That's right. The problem with having it on the front page is that it
doesn't allow us to provide copies of that information for different
versions of matplotlib. It is linked to from the front page, however.
Mike
On 10/13/2012 06:20 AM, Kevin Davies wrote:
I noticed that the list of
I have tried to install matplotlib but received an error msg that I need
python 2.7.
I installed 2.7, then installed matplotlib for appropriate os, but recieved
error msg when I ran my program. Then, searching, I am seeing there are
some that have installed matplotlib for mac osx and python 2.6
On 10/13/12 8:55 PM, lulu wrote:
I have tried to install matplotlib but received an error msg that I need
python 2.7.
I installed 2.7, then installed matplotlib for appropriate os, but recieved
error msg when I ran my program. Then, searching, I am seeing there are
some that have installed
On Sun, Oct 14, 2012 at 3:42 AM, Paul Tremblay paulhtremb...@gmail.com wrote:
You don't want to install for python 2.6. Python 2.6 is out of date at
this point.
I disagree. Most of the tools and libraries for 2.6 are available for
2.7 and viceversa (they are quite similar), but not all of them.
in the terminal type:
sudo port install py26-python
sudo port install py26-matplotlib
and there you are!
On Sun, Oct 14, 2012 at 5:37 AM, lulu lauracur...@me.com wrote:
Okay -- that's good to know.
I've just installed macports, but am not sure how to go about using
matplotlib in my python
okay - that sounds easy enough.
I am working in the python shell -- just type these lines at the top of my
code?
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No. Not in the python shell. In the regular shell.
On 10/13/12 11:43 PM, lulu wrote:
okay - that sounds easy enough.
I am working in the python shell -- just type these lines at the top of my
code?
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Okay --
I opened terminal, typed 'python' to being, then typed:
sudo port install py26-python
sudo port install py26-matplotlib
I recieved syntax errors:
sudo port install py26-python
File stdin, line 1
sudo port install py26-python
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
sudo port
On 2012/10/13 6:03 PM, lulu wrote:
Okay --
I opened terminal, typed 'python' to being, then typed:
There's the problem: don't type python to begin, just type the lines
below directly in the terminal window.
Eric
sudo port install py26-python
sudo port install py26-matplotlib
I recieved
okay - thanks...
so I did THAT - but am prompted for a password.
I assumed the password would be my administrator, but it isn't.
Where would I find that?
btw - thank you ALL for all the help!
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On 2012/10/13 6:11 PM, lulu wrote:
okay - thanks...
so I did THAT - but am prompted for a password.
I assumed the password would be my administrator, but it isn't.
Where would I find that?
Sudo is prompting you for your user password. Depending on how your
machine was set up, you might
oh brother -- so now I've got to deal w/ Apple...
okay thanks.
here's where I am.
I've downloaded matplotlib, numpy, python 2.7.3, xcode and macports to
simply plot this oh-so-simple code!
Which is:
Curve fitting with python and pylab
#import the lib
from pylab import *
# assuming this data set
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