> SystemError: Objects/moduleobject.c:48: bad argument to
> internal function Segmentation fault
Search the archives for moduleobject.c . There have been a number of
reports of this crash. If I recall correctly, it seems to happen in
ipython with the GTK* backend. May be threading related. I have
tried in vain to replicate it and so have trouble tracing the cause.
You should try switching your backend to another GUI for the time
being (TkAgg, WXAgg, QtAgg...)
Thanks, that helped! Switching to QtAgg did the trick.
However, I have still some issues:
1) the text placement of the titles does not really work:
2) The confidence intervals are only vertical lines. I would like to have some
small horizontal "stoppers" at the upper and lower point of those error bars.
Is that possible with matplotlib?
I hope that I can abandon gnuplot in the future
wr
···
Am Freitag, 14. Oktober 2005 15:06 schrieb John Hunter:
> SystemError: Objects/moduleobject.c:48: bad argument to
> internal function Segmentation fault
Search the archives for moduleobject.c . There have been a number of
reports of this crash. If I recall correctly, it seems to happen in
ipython with the GTK* backend. May be threading related. I have
tried in vain to replicate it and so have trouble tracing the cause.
You should try switching your backend to another GUI for the time
being (TkAgg, WXAgg, QtAgg...)
That's all for now...
JDH
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