Hi list,
I'm under windows XP SP2 using python 2.3.5, matplotlib 0.80 and pygtk 2.6.0.
I'm trying to program a viewer of data using matplotlib.
I want to be able to save end reuse current graphic context (figure, title, axes, labels...).
I decided to explore the matplotlib code.
But I'm not sure how i can get the current figure.
I want to be able to save the current graphic context, draw a figure, then reload other data and add them to the current figure already drawn.
Has anyone done that before?
John, can you explain me how to proceed?
Thanks a lot,
Philippe Collet
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Hi list,
I'm under windows XP SP2 using python 2.3.5, matplotlib 0.80 and pygtk
2.6.0.
I'm trying to program a viewer of data using matplotlib.
I want to be able to save end reuse current graphic context (figure, title,
axes, labels...).
I decided to explore the matplotlib code.
But I'm not sure how i can get the current figure.
I want to be able to save the current graphic context, draw a figure, then
reload other data and add them to the current figure already drawn.
Has anyone done that before?
John, can you explain me how to proceed?
A good place to start to get a feel for how to do this kind of thing is to
look in the examples directory of the source tree. In particular the
embedding_in_* ones may be of interest to you.
Feel free to get back to us if this doesn't give a good enough starting
point.
Cheers,
Tim
Thanks a lot,
Philippe Collet
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