visualpython-users

[Visualpython-users] New graph.py

[Bruce S. <ba...@an...>]

I draw your attention to a newer update zip file at

	http://cil.andrew.cmu.edu/projects/visual

which contains an improved graph.py (which goes in the Python\visual folder
and is invoked by from visual.graph import *; see the Visual reference
manual). The improvement is to manage better the margin around the graph,
so that no data is plotted outside the window.

Bruce Sherwood

[Visualpython-users] New graph.py

[Bruce S. <ba...@an...>]

At http://cil.andrew.cmu.edu/projects/visual (and at sourceforge.net in the 
visualpython project) there is a new version of Python20/visual/graph.py. 
One of the ways to pick it up is the zip file for Visual on the Windows 
download page.

The change is to put gcurve and gdots slightly in front of the axes, to 
make visible a function that happens to be zero.

Bruce Sherwood

[Visualpython-users] New graph.py

[Bruce S. <ba...@an...>]

There is a new graph.py on sourceforge.net and in the VPython and Visual 
downloads on the Windows download page of the VPython web site.

This is relevant to those running Visual on Linux, using a version of 
Python earlier than 2.0. The new graph.py eliminates a minor use of some 
syntax that is specific to Python 2.0.

Bruce Sherwood

[Visualpython-users] New graph.py

[Bruce S. <ba...@an...>]

At http://cil.andrew.cmu.edu/projects/visual in the Windows download 
section there is a new Visual zip file (for the visual folder in the Python 
suite), containing a significantly improved graph.py. It handles the 
borders of the screen better. And it fixes a bug that led to a black screen 
on the first plot of a ghistrogram.

A colleague commented today about not knowing about the histogram 
capability of graph.py (from visual.graph import *), so I'll advertise it. 
If you have a list of data, you can in one statement plot a binned sorted 
histogram of that data. For details see the online help, in the graphing 
section.

Bruce Sherwood