I wanted to share a story. We are running our experiment at the synchrotron, which now includes a digital camera for X-rays. We take a LOT of pictures. Yesterday, the guys realized they had no way to follow the progress of the experiment, because they didnt have a good way to look at these pictures as they are being created. We would be running blind.
In a couple hours, I hacked together a working program. Mostly, I modified bits of your examples, specifically dynamic_image_wxagg, plus coords and a few others, and learned some things about wx along the way. The matplotlib event handling is great, I am putting it to good use. People in the lab are really impressed with the quality of the plots, and how quickly the code came together, both of which I attribute to your work. Thank you.
- a great library and
- an even better community
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--- Darren Dale <dd55@...163...> wrote:
I wanted to share a story. We are running our
experiment at the
synchrotron, which now includes a digital camera for
X-rays. We take a
LOT of pictures. Yesterday, the guys realized they
had no way to follow
the progress of the experiment, because they didnt
have a good way to
look at these pictures as they are being created. We
would be running blind.
In a couple hours, I hacked together a working
program. Mostly, I
modified bits of your examples, specifically
dynamic_image_wxagg, plus
coords and a few others, and learned some things
about wx along the way.
The matplotlib event handling is great, I am putting
it to good use.
People in the lab are really impressed with the
quality of the plots,
and how quickly the code came together, both of
which I attribute to
your work. Thank you.
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