cecolor=exampleColor)
ax.add_path(poly)
Cheers,
-Jonathan Helmus
AlsCdz wrote:
> I have something like (only the important bits of code):
>
> cmap = mpl.cm.jet ##I set colomap to 'jet'
> norm = mpl.colors.Normalize(vmin=5, vmax=15)
>
> exampleInt = 7
>
e to add a number of plots more effectively using a for
loop:
lines = []
names = ["CO2","H2O","etc"]
for y in xeq:
lines.append( plot(phi,y) )
f.legend( lines,names,loc=(0.8,0.8) )
Cheers,
-Jonathan Helmus
charles reid wrote:
> Hi there -
>
Sorry folks, I found my own problem. Looks like the axes pan functions
were a recent addition to matplotlib and the version I'm using, 0.91.2,
doesn't have these. Time to bug the system admin to update to the 0.98
version.
-Jonathan Helmus
Jonathan Helmus wrote:
> I have been
uggestions of how to get a axes/Subplot instance which has the pan
functions?
Thanks,
-Jonathan Helmus
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Ewald Zietsman wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'd like to use a matplotlib widget in a GUI app I'm working on. I
> have tried qwt but I know matplotlib a lot better and would like to
> use it instead.
