scipy.plt legend?

[gurkesaft]

Hello,

Does anyone know how to use scipy.plt? The documentation is wrong or
out of date at the scipy website, and I can't join their mailing lists
for some reason.

Most importantly, I need to be able to make and manipulate a legend.
The scipy.plt.legen d('whatever') command doesn't seem to exist. I
can't even get started!

Thanks,
-Jack

[Robert Kern]

Re: scipy.plt legend?

gurkesaft wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know how to use scipy.plt? The documentation is wrong or
> out of date at the scipy website, and I can't join their mailing lists
> for some reason.
>
> Most importantly, I need to be able to make and manipulate a legend.
> The scipy.plt.legen d('whatever') command doesn't seem to exist. I
> can't even get started![/color]

scipy.plt is incredibly obsolete, unmaintained, and deprecated. Don't
use it. Please use matplotlib instead:

http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net

--
Robert Kern
rkern@ucsd.edu

"In the fields of hell where the grass grows high
Are the graves of dreams allowed to die."
-- Richard Harter

[gurkesaft]

Re: scipy.plt legend?

Thank you, Robert. I noticed how obsolete it is! There is no
documentation.

Matplotlib freezes my system if I close a plot and make a new one :(.
Bah. Windows :)

Anyway, I figured out how to make gnuplot.py do my bidding.

-Jack

[John Hunter]

Re: scipy.plt legend?

>>>>> "gurkesaft" == gurkesaft <jack.sankey@gm ail.com> writes:

gurkesaft> Thank you, Robert. I noticed how obsolete it is!
gurkesaft> There is no documentation.

gurkesaft> Matplotlib freezes my system if I close a plot and make
gurkesaft> a new one :(. Bah. Windows :)

Have you seen the documentation on

http://matplotlib.sf.net/installing.html

In particular, you need to make sure that your backend, shell, and
interactive setting all are harmonious. One suggestion: in your rc
file, try setting 'backend : TkAgg' and 'interactive : True' in your
http://matplotlib.sf.net/matplotlibrc file. Also, beware of using
matplotlib from a GUI IDE which uses a different GUI toolkit than the
one you've selected in your rc file. I realize this is complex -- but
I think it is part and parcel of the curse of python. python supports
6+ GUI toolkits and so matplotlib does too! If the GUI mainloop and
matplotlib mainloop don't agree, bad things can happen.

JDH