John Hunter wrote:
> BTW, numpy gurus, is there a better way to find the index in an array
> that is minimal than
>
> indmin = int(numpy.nonzero(distances.min()==distances)[0])
yes -- see below. Also a few tweaks:
>distances = numpy.array(numpy.sqrt((x-xs[event.ind])**2. +
> (y-ys[event.in
On 6/11/07, Trevis Crane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've coded (with help from John) a plot of mine to allow a user to select a
data point, and when they click on it a new plot pops up. It works great.
However, some of the points are very close together and if I'm not extremely
careful in selec
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> Hi Trevis,
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> On 12/06/07, Trevis Crane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > So, I figured maybe if I zoomed in then it'd be easier to select the
desired
> > point. The problem is that after zooming/panning, the mouse cursor
changes
> > and my click events are no longer recognized as such.
Hi Trevis,
On 12/06/07, Trevis Crane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I figured maybe if I zoomed in then it'd be easier to select the desired
> point. The problem is that after zooming/panning, the mouse cursor changes
> and my click events are no longer recognized as such. Furthermore, I can
