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>>>>> "Volker" =3D=3D Volker Lorrmann <lor...@ph...> =
writes:

    Volker> Hi guys, how can i tell matplotlib to only show the xgrid
    Volker> (grid without y -lines ;) ) I=B4ve searched and googled a
    Volker> lot. But i can=B4t find a solution.

You should be able to toggle the grid separately with

  ax.xaxis.grid(True)
  ax.yaxis.grid(False)

Note that the grid command takes optional kwargs to control the major
and minor tick gridding.

JDH

- axes (understand, subplot) have a "is_last_row" method
you can use that to draw ticks on the bottom axis only

- for the legend, try to use the "legend" command of the figure
(something like gcf().legend()

Volker Lorrmann <lor...@ph...> writes:

> how can i tell matplotlib to only show the xgrid (grid without y -lines 

setp(gca().get_ygridlines(), visible=False)

-- 
Jouni

Hi guys,

how can i tell matplotlib to only show the xgrid (grid without y -lines=20
;) )
I=B4ve searched and googled a lot. But i can=B4t find a solution.

Many Thanks
Volker

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Hi,
To remove the ticklabels, you could do it with something like
[ax.xaxis.set_ticklabels([]) for ax in f.axes[:-1]]


David

2006/9/14, Jose Gomez-Dans <jgo...@gm...>:
>
> Hi!
> I am coding a little application that shows a number of subplots (of
> the 511, 512...515 type) stacked up. They all have the same x-axis,
> and I want them to only have the xticks labels on the downward most
> axes. The subplots are defined in a matplotlib.figure.Figure object,
> and have been created using the add_subplot() method. I am unsure on
> how to go about squeezing the plots vertically (although the
> subplots_adjust method seems to solve this), and how to get rid of the
> axis.
>
> Ideally, I would also like to have a legend OUTSIDE the subplots. Is
> this possible given that the Figure is inserted in a wxFrame?
>
> I'm a newbie when it comes to both MPL and wxWindows, so sorry if this
> sounds very vague. I'm happy to provide more information, only that
> I'm not sure of what! :D
>
> Cheers for your time,
> Jose
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Hi!
I am coding a little application that shows a number of subplots (of
the 511, 512...515 type) stacked up. They all have the same x-axis,
and I want them to only have the xticks labels on the downward most
axes. The subplots are defined in a matplotlib.figure.Figure object,
and have been created using the add_subplot() method. I am unsure on
how to go about squeezing the plots vertically (although the
subplots_adjust method seems to solve this), and how to get rid of the
axis.

Ideally, I would also like to have a legend OUTSIDE the subplots. Is
this possible given that the Figure is inserted in a wxFrame?

I'm a newbie when it comes to both MPL and wxWindows, so sorry if this
sounds very vague. I'm happy to provide more information, only that
I'm not sure of what! :D

Cheers for your time,
Jose

Please ignore me - first I tried combining all sorts of \bfs and \its, but a 
simple \emph does the work for now.
Christian

On Thursday 14 September 2006 11:35, Christian Meesters wrote:
> Hoi,
>
> I'm trying to set a label in a plot in bold and italics. Is there some way
> to achieve this in matplotlib? How would I need to modify the \?? part
> here:
>
> pylab.text(p[0],p[1],r'$\??{%s}$' % labels[i].replace(' ','\
> '),fontsize=14)
>
> TIA
> Cheers
> Christian
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Hoi,

I'm trying to set a label in a plot in bold and italics. Is there some way to 
achieve this in matplotlib? How would I need to modify the \?? part here:

pylab.text(p[0],p[1],r'$\??{%s}$' % labels[i].replace(' ','\ '),fontsize=14)

TIA
Cheers
Christian

Just gave it a try, and yes, the tooltip tracks the mouse perfectly for 
me on my win32 install.

Martin

Christopher Barker wrote:
>>> once running, it's not working quite right: the tooltip always is at 
>>> the bottom of the Window, though it does track the X location.
>>
>> Hm, dunno. I'm running win32 (winxp), Python 2.4.3.
> 
>> Maybe try updating your wx install.
> 
> I've tried with 2.6.3, same result.
> 
> I think this is a platform issue: I expect that GTK is putting the 
> tooltip at the bottom of the wx.Window it's on. this is really to bad, 
> as with larger Windows, that might not be what you want.
> 
> In fact, I have a need to add tooltips to a wx.lib.floatcanvas based 
> app, a I need to be able to place them where I need. I guess I'll send a 
> note to wxpython-users about this.
> 
> I've enclosed a wxpython tiny test app, to isolate matplotlib issues. It 
> has the same behavior. does the tooltip follow the mouse on Windows (or 
> OS-X)
> 
> -Chris