Nicolas,
>>up to now I've been using contourf() with the gray colormap so I hardly
>>noticed this problem until now: the highest values of the contour do not get
>>the right color.
I think the problem you describe is fixed by a patch I submitted a few hours ago; it corrects an error I introduced when revising the mpl interface to the underlying contouring routines.
Eric
Unfortunately it's worse than before: after updating my sandbox & recompiling,
the same cote than previously lead to a ZeroDivisionError !
The ipython crash file is attached to this mail ; I deeply hope you can use
it...
Nicolas
IPython_crash_report.txt (18 KB)
On Thursday 02 June 2005 22:09, you wrote:
Nicolas,
>>up to now I've been using contourf() with the gray colormap so I hardly
>>noticed this problem until now: the highest values of the contour donot get
>>the right color.
I think the problem you describe is fixed by a patch I submitted a few
hours ago; it corrects an error I introduced when revising the mpl
interface to the underlying contouring routines.Eric
oh, wait : has your patch already been committed into cvs, or just
submitted ? In the latter case, would you please send it to me so that I try
it ?
Nicolas
On Thursday 02 June 2005 22:29, Nicolas Girard wrote:
On Thursday 02 June 2005 22:09, you wrote:
> Nicolas,
>
> >>up to now I've been using contourf() with the gray colormap so I
> >> hardly noticed this problem until now: the highest values of the
> >> contour do
>
> not get
>
> >>the right color.
>
> I think the problem you describe is fixed by a patch I submitted a few
> hours ago; it corrects an error I introduced when revising the mpl
> interface to the underlying contouring routines.
>
> EricUnfortunately it's worse than before: after updating my sandbox &
recompiling, the same cote than previously lead to a ZeroDivisionError !The ipython crash file is attached to this mail ; I deeply hope you can use
it...