edges=[54, 76, 80, 100] stats=[5.423, 23.226, 4.1, 6.93]
> xticks(edges)
Sorry, what I meant was something like
xticks(range(len(edges)), ['%d'%edge for edge in edges])
This will set the locations to the integers and the labels to your
edge labels.
JDH
Cool, yeah I think that will work just fine. I don’t think I saw xticks in the matplotlib PDF document I was looking at. What’s the best source of documentation? I just noticed it is here: http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/pylab_commands.html which is where I looked originally… I guess I just didn’t know what to look for.
p.s. any idea why [matplotlib-users] didn’t show up in the subject line of my post?
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On 7/12/06, John Hunter <jdhunter@…4…> wrote:
“David” == David Grant <
davidgrant@…287…> writes:
edges=[54, 76, 80, 100] stats=[5.423, 23.226, 4.1, 6.93]
> xticks(edges)
Sorry, what I meant was something like
xticks(range(len(edges)), [‘%d’%edge for edge in edges])
This will set the locations to the integers and the labels to your
edge labels.
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David Grant
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