[SciPy-dev] Plot_utlity
Fedor Baart
fedor.baart at hccnet.nl
Tue Feb 19 02:29:37 EST 2002
I didn't have any problems using the plt module, it works fine. I found
the module when I was looking for a "autoticker". I have just finished a
"SVG wrapper" in python and I am trying to test it by creating some
plots. I used the autoticker for defining the axis. SVG is the new w3c
standard for vector graphics. It's a very easy way of creating plots and
graphics.
Fedor
>default_bounds may have been intended to be visible outside the module.
Whether that was ever used, I'm not sure. Your right though. The test
for None is better and much safer. In this case, it isn't causing any
problems (besides aesthetics). The plt module has rarely been accused
of "elegance." Hopefully the 2nd cut will make Audry Hepburn envious.
>I haven't seen anything in any of these corrections that would account
for the problems you were having. Are they still occuring, or have you
found the root of the problem?
eric
>> 370 def auto_ticks(data_bounds, bounds_info = None):
>> 371 if bounds_info==None:
>> 372 bounds_info = ['auto','auto','auto']
>>
>> is a bit more elegant than:
>>
>> 369 default_bounds = ['auto','auto','auto']
>> 370 def auto_ticks(data_bounds, bounds_info =
>> default_bounds):
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