When I run this script from scipy import * from
> matplotlib.matlab import * def f(x): return 2*x**3-5*x
> x=(arange(2001)-1000)/100.0 plot(x,f(x))
> axis([-10,10,-20,20]) show() plot(x,f(x)) axis([-2,2,-5,5])
> show()
> I get an odd placement of the zero on the x axis in the
> second plot. If I cut out the first plot, this does not
> happen. How am I causing this?
> Thank you, Alan Isaac
Calling show multiple times in one script is backend dependent and not
supported. See http://matplotlib.sf.net/faq.html#SHOW. I haven't
been able to replicate your bug - what version of matplotlib are you
using and what backend? Can you write an example w/o multiple show
calls that produces it?
What do you mean that the zero on the x axis has an odd placement?
Can you save a PNG and send it to me off list?
JDH