Hello plotting enthusiasts!
I've written a python class for gridding subplots in 'one line' (munging
aside).
Example:
plth.Grid(plotdict,(4,3),dimlabels=dimlab,globalcbar='Accent',clevels=20,sharex=True,sharey=True,outputpath=plotoutputs+'005_GridEgDimLabShareXShareYglobalcbarAccentclevels.png')
produces [1].
See this post for more details
<http://christopherbull.com.au/python/wrapping-plt-gridding-subplots/> and
options.
Apologies in advance:
- I'm sure I haven't followed the matplotlib API. (I'd be interested if
someone can point me towards a good example of this.) I don't think I have
time but if someone wants to turn this into a pull request that would be
great!
- I realise there are similar efforts in Pandas/Iris/ggplot, I just
wanted something that would work on any numpy array.
Also, any plt users on here that have ideas for this 3d plotting question I
wrote on stackoverflow
<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36046338/contourf-on-the-faces-of-a-matplotlib-cube>
?
Cheers,
Chris Bull.
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