Friends,
I am going through John Hunter’s The Matplotlib User’s Guide. In the user guide, one of the three ways of changing the line properties is given as follows
Using set to control line properties
l i n e s = p l o t ( t , s1 )
s e t ( l i n e s , ma r k e r s i z e =15 , marker=’d’ ,
. . . ma r k e r f a c e c o l o r =’g’ , ma r k e r e d g e c o l o r =’r’ )
But when i try the same i get the following error, Kindly someone help me to understand what i am doing wrong.
In [31]: new=plot(t,s)
In [32]: set(new, markersize=15)
···
TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
/home/cbala/ in ()
TypeError: set() does not take keyword arguments
Thanks,
Bala
Hi Bala,
Friends,
I am going through John Hunter's The Matplotlib User’s Guide. In the user
guide, one of the three ways of changing the line properties is given as
follows
Using set to control line properties
l i n e s = p l o t ( t , s1 )
s e t ( l i n e s , ma r k e r s i z e =15 , marker=’d’ , \
. . . ma r k e r f a c e c o l o r =’g’ , ma r k e r e d g e c o l o r =’r’
)
But when i try the same i get the following error, Kindly someone help me to
understand what i am doing wrong.
I think there's some sort of typo there, since it's setp
In [31]: new=plot(t,s)
In [32]: set(new, markersize=15)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
/home/cbala/<ipython console> in <module>()
TypeError: set() does not take keyword arguments
In [6]: new = plt.plot(x,y)
In [7]: plt.setp(new, linewidth=10)
Out[7]: [None]
works as expected.
Cheers,
···
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 15:25, Bala subramanian <bala.biophysics@...287...> wrote:
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