From: Greg W. <gvw...@cs...> - 2005-01-09 16:22:43
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Hi folks. Just setting up a new machine with Python 2.4, and wanted to check something. Under "Installing on Windows", the Matplotlib pages at sf.net say: For standard python installations, you will also need to install either Numeric or numarray in addition to the matplotlib installer. matplotlib provides installers for Numeric and numarray users. It is important that you pick the matplotlib installer that corresponds to your array package. Ie, if you mostly work with numarray arrays, use the matplotlib numarray installer. matplotlib has a numerix setting in the matplotlib rc file (which by default resides in c:\python23\share\matplotlitb\.matplotlibrc) and you should make sure this setting corresponds to your preferred array package. However, the download page: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=80706&package_id=82474 only differentiates installers by Python version; there's no hint which one is for Numpy, numarray, etc. The one I grabbed (matplotlib-0.70.1-win32.py2.4.exe) installed, but complains about not being able to find numarray (which is installed, for Python 2.4). I'd be happy to use Numpy, but the only releases available are for Python 2.3. Any suggestions? Thanks, Greg Wilson |