[Matplotlib-users] [Repost: Note suggested patches] In mplot3d, how is format_zdata supposed to work? Why is sensible_format_data called?

[Repost from 21 Mar 2011: note suggested patches] Hi all, I am using Matplotlib 1.0.1 and am seeing weird behaviour with mplot3d and ticker formatters, and I think I need to submit a patch to axes3d, but am not sure how much it will break, because format_zdata() and format_coord() look to be

[Matplotlib-users] In mplot3d, how is format_zdata supposed to work? Why is sensible_format_data called?

Hi all, I am using Matplotlib 1.0.1 and am seeing weird behaviour with mplot3d and ticker formatters, and I think I need to submit a patch to axes3d, but am not sure how much it will break, because format_zdata() and format_coord() look to be defined inconsistently. When trying to rotate a

Re: [Matplotlib-users] Multiple mplot3d figures: new plots display over old ones?

Hi Ben, On Wed, 9 Feb 2011 03:15:19 AM you wrote: As formatted, the code would not run. I presume that everything after for j in range(0,M): should be indented? When I did that and ran it in ipython, I could not reproduce your problem. What version of matplotlib are you running? Thanks for

Re: [Matplotlib-users] Multiple mplot3d figures: new plots display over old ones?

Hi all, On Sun, 6 Feb 2011 03:54:48 PM Paul Leopardi wrote: I'm having trouble using multiple figures with mplot3d. I have appended an entire example script, below. The script incrementally plots 3 curves, one in each of 3 figure windows. The trouble is, once Figure 2 has finished plotting

[Matplotlib-users] Multiple mplot3d figures: new plots display over old ones?

Hi all, I'm having trouble using multiple figures with mplot3d. Once each new figure is plotted, the plots from new figure is also displayed in all of the old figures. For example, once the plot for figure 2 has finished, the plot fo figure 1 is replaced by a copy of the plot for figure 2, and

[Matplotlib-users] Confirming problem with matplotlib.pyplot.show()

Hello all I am seeing a problem similar to that seen by Jorge Scandaliaris. When I run python or ipython -pylab, show() apparently hangs. When I enter CTRL-C, the cursor re-appars, but show() now gives an error message, until I call figure(). This behaviour is repeatable. See trace below.