On Saturday 21 Aug 2010 08:00:33 xyz wrote:
> I would like to label all (x[i],y[i]) points in the plot with
> point_labels[i].
>
> Is it possible to label all points in a plot?
Use plt.text (x, y, point_labels ) or something along those lines.
Jose
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On Wednesday 08 April 2009 21:57:21 antonv wrote:
> The biggest bottleneck is happening because I'm unpacking grib files to csv
> files using Degrib in command line. That operation is usually around half
> an hour using no more than 50% of the processor but it maxes out the memory
> usage and it de
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
Hi,
In a previous email I pointed out that I was having problems with pcolormesh
output as a PDF: the files are really big and impractical even for smallish
arrays (1000x1000 pixels). I don't have that problem using imshow, which
presumably resamples the image or somesuch wizardry :) Here's an e
Hi!
About a year ago, Jouni Seppänen indicated how to put a number of patches in a
legend. So far so good. Now, it turns out that I do have quite a lot of
patches to throw into this legend, and it would be nice, rather than to have
a single column, to have the possibility to arrange these patche
Hi,
I am starting to play with Basemap. I have some raster data in
longitude/latitude (WGS-84, EPSG: 4326). I would like to plot it using
imshow, and to then plot some country boundaries and so on and so forth. I
have studied the plotprecip.py example in Basemap's distribution, but as far
as i
On Tuesday 05 August 2008 22:25:30 Mark Bakker wrote:
> Can we do the same? I am sure we can (not sure we want, as Google has been
> somewhat difficult to people writing scripts to manipulate images from
> google maps).
I tried doing something similar to this a while ago. You can use gdal to point
Hi,
On Thursday 19 June 2008 00:16:39 KURT PETERS wrote:
> array = gd.ReadAsArray()
> AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'ReadAsArray'
>
> Anyone know what the problem is? Do I need something else?
Did you download the Denver DEM from USGS? From testgdal.py:
# download from
Hi,
On Thursday 19 June 2008 00:16:39 KURT PETERS wrote:
> array = gd.ReadAsArray()
> AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'ReadAsArray'
>
> Anyone know what the problem is? Do I need something else?
Did you download the Denver DEM from USGS? From testgdal.py:
# download from
