Currently, one call figures with their number in matplotlib.
If
you have a code which draw a lot a different figures at different places with some of them being optional, this is not very convenient.
One convenient way to call figure would be to use a dictionnary of figures.
Of
course I could create some wrapper around matplotlib.figure function but it would be far more convenient if such feature would be standard in
matplotlib.
Is there any plan to implement such a feature?
Best regards,
Frédéric Parrenin
Hi Frédéric,
I don't understand what is the "dictionnary of figures" feature you are
mentionning. Maybe you could write a short mockup script using it ?
However, it's worth mentionning that you can use not only numbers in
figures but also *strings*.
fig = plt.figure('crude oil price')
I use this 95 % of the time. I think it helps a lot the figure
addressing problem.
best,
Pierre
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Le 29/07/2013 16:34, Frédéric Parrenin a écrit :
Currently, one call figures with their number in matplotlib.
If you have a code which draw a lot a different figures at different
places with some of them being optional, this is not very convenient.
One convenient way to call figure would be to use a dictionnary of
figures.
Of course I could create some wrapper around matplotlib.figure
function but it would be far more convenient if such feature would be
standard in matplotlib.
Is there any plan to implement such a feature?
Best regards,
Frédéric Parrenin