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             Hello,

I would like if there are an easy way to define new type points (like a 
star or other symbols). I would like to know if there are something 
similar to this function who comes from supermongo.

http://www.astro.princeton.edu/~rhl/sm/sm.html#SYN57


Thanks,

N.

I have a problem :

I wrote a little GUI with glade, python and pygtk.
This GUI produce one or many figures to plot results, depend on what the 
user click.
To plot a new figure, I use from pylab import * an figure().
My GUI is a one windows GUI.

The problem is :
when 1 figure + the main window is open and I close this figure, the 
main window also close !

But when 2 (or more figure) + the main window are open when I close a 
figure, it close only this figure, non problem.

When my main scipt is run with the ipython console with 'run my_gui.py' 
, it works.
But with 'python my_gui.py', it doesn't work.

What is trick ?

thanks

samuel


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Thank you mark!
coming from gnuplot, this wasn't obvious to me, as the word "margin"
appears nowhere in the docs
-frank

On 11/14/05, Mark Bakker <ma...@gm...> wrote:
> To control the white space you can set the position and size of the axes:
>
> ax =3D gca()
> ax.set_position(pos)
>
> set_position(self, pos) method of matplotlib.axes.Subplot instance
>     Set the axes position with pos =3D [left, bottom, width, height]
>     in relative 0,1 coords
>
>     ACCEPTS: len(4) sequence of floats
>
> You can also change the default values of figure.subplot in the
> matplotlibrc file.
>
> Mark
>
>
> > Hello,
> > I set my figure to a certain size and I want the plot to be scaled
> > into that figure canvas
> > Currently, that doesnt happen, there is a lot of whitespace at the marg=
ins
> > how do I control that whitespace?
> > thanks
> > -frank
>

To control the white space you can set the position and size of the axes:

ax =3D gca()
ax.set_position(pos)

set_position(self, pos) method of matplotlib.axes.Subplot instance
    Set the axes position with pos =3D [left, bottom, width, height]
    in relative 0,1 coords

    ACCEPTS: len(4) sequence of floats

You can also change the default values of figure.subplot in the
matplotlibrc file.

Mark


> Hello,
> I set my figure to a certain size and I want the plot to be scaled
> into that figure canvas
> Currently, that doesnt happen, there is a lot of whitespace at the margin=
s
> how do I control that whitespace?
> thanks
> -frank