Hi John, Looks like in the previous mail, i had set
> the build numarray on, now i removed that flag, and
> the installation went on smooth, and i could
> 1) pygtk, 2) gtk, and 3) matplotlib
> things went smooth so far, and i run most of the
> examples bearing some. Now i will try to set things
> to auto slowly and try the rest.
Great! Start with agg, then image, then gtkagg, and that may be all
you need. Unless you want to use matplotlib interactively from the
shell, in which case tkagg is your best bet.
> BTW: the following were the developmental packages
> that i needed here: (At work our sys's have not
> installed any of the developmental packages)
Thanks for the list! I'll put it on the web site.
JDH
Hi John,
thanks, it seems to work now atleast ..
warm regards
karthik
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On Thu, 13 May 2004, John Hunter wrote:
> Hi John, Looks like in the previous mail, i had set
> the build numarray on, now i removed that flag, and
> the installation went on smooth, and i could
> 1) pygtk, 2) gtk, and 3) matplotlib
> things went smooth so far, and i run most of the
> examples bearing some. Now i will try to set things
> to auto slowly and try the rest.
Great! Start with agg, then image, then gtkagg, and that may be all
you need. Unless you want to use matplotlib interactively from the
shell, in which case tkagg is your best bet.
> BTW: the following were the developmental packages
> that i needed here: (At work our sys's have not
> installed any of the developmental packages)
Thanks for the list! I'll put it on the web site.
JDH