PyPlot.jl
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JuliaPy
Plotting for Julia based on matplotlib.pyplot
when i try to plot something using PyPlot > using PyPlot > t=0.1:0.1:2pi > s=sin(t) > plot(t,s) > > 1-element Array{PyCall.PyObject,1}: > PyObject how can i solve this ?
Hi, I was wondering if there's any known example of using `ginput` function in Julia. This function allows you to take datapoints by clicking the plot, which if often easy...
When opening just a single window, then trying to save the plot, if I create a new folder (using the 'New folder' button), Julia segfaults **Repro** ``` using PyPlot PyPlot.figure()...
It happens occasionally when I try to save a figure using the Save icon in the figure window (it doesn't happen every time, though). I'm using PyPlot v2.3.1 and julia...
First I have installed PyPlot: ENV["PYTHON"] = "" Pkg.add("PyCall") Pkg.build("PyCall") Pkg.add(PyPlot") Second, I have a very basic code in a file called test.jl: using PyPlot plot(1,1) When I run this...
I updated my (systemwide) miniconda installation but now PyPlot is in trouble: ``` julia> using PyPlot julia> plot(1:10, randn(10)) signal(11): Segmentation fault unknown function (ip: 0x32736) unknown function (ip: (nil))...
Add a few tests to `PyPlot.jl`. These are mostly just calls, and tests fail if any of these calls breaks. I was hoping this could be a decent starting point.
Somehow ``` using PyPlot scatter3D(0.5,0.5,0.5,label="point") legend() ``` renders a plot of the point WITHOUT the legend. Tested via JuliaBox and on PC install of Julia 0.4.6
``` using PyPlot; clf(); close(); fig =figure(); ax = fig[:add_subplot](111) x = [Date(now()) + Dates.Day(i) for i in collect(1:100)] y = rand(100) ax[:plot](x,y, color="red", linewidth=2.0, linestyle="-") ``` but i get...