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From: Bob D. <rjd...@ca...> - 2012-12-18 10:13:43
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This is causing so much fuss, I'm starting to feel bad about asking the question. I'll reply in the "uniqueness" thread about the (r,th) coordinate system from a mathematical perspective. From a matplotlib.pyplot user perspective, however, I think that if it is going to misbehave with negative values of r under certain circumstances (rgrids() in this case) then it should produce a noisy warning as soon as it sees them in *all* circumstances. So my version2.py and version3.py should both produce warnings. Any how, the answer seems to be "yes I'm using rgrids() correctly, but no I'm not using matplotlib-friendly data points". I shall adjust my values of (r,th). Thank you for all your feedback. |