Re: [Matplotlib-users] Subplots.

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John Hunter wrote:

> I haven't seen this one before.  Intermittent errors are the hardest
> to track down.  What GUI is PSPad based on.  Is any of the information
> at http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/faq.html#FREEZE helpful?

PSPad is based on native toolkit, I think. It is not open source,
though it is freeware. Information on the FAQ didn't help, but I
tried running some of the examples and my scripts on every IDE,
and got basically the same results. I think the DOS box message
error is the most helpful of them, but not that much.

Double-clicking from Windows Explorer: Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime
Error - abnormal programa termination

DOS command line:
   Fatal Python Error: PyEval_RestoreThread: NULL state

Interpreter running in a DOS box: shows no error, but gives me
a Microsoft Visual C++ error as above when I quit the DOS box.

IDLE: shows no error, but gives me a Microsoft Visual C++ error
as above.

Pyshell: BSODs.

I noticed, however, that it only happens when I save the figure,
and _never_ when I show them in a windows. And, in every case, the
picture is saved with no problems before the error occurs. I am
using the previous binary version of matplotlib (I'm downloading
the newest version right now and will test as soon as possible),
with Python-2.3.4. I double-checked to see if I was using the
right versions (it could have happen), but I don't think that this
is the problem. If there is any other information that could be
helpful, I can find it here.

> You can use
> axes to make the axes any size you want.  The syntax is

I'm sorry to ask so simple questions. The main reason is that the
matlab interface is so simple that I rarely need to do more than
what it provides. This will help a lot, thanks!

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José Alexandre Nalon
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