yampex
package documentation
Yet Another Matplotlib Extension, with simplified subplotting.
Everything you'll need is in the Plotter
.
Module | adjust | You'll do everything with a Plotter in context. |
Module | annotate | Smart plot annotations. |
Package | examples | Examples for yampex . |
Module | helper | You'll do everything with a Plotter in context. |
Module | options | The Plotter methods
defined by its OptsBase base class
give you a convenient API for setting tons of options for the next
subplot. |
Module | plot | You'll do everything with a Plotter in context. |
Module | scaling | Do everything with a Plotter in context. |
Package | scripts | Scripts for yampex . |
Module | subplot | Simple subplotting. |
Package | test | No package docstring; 1/1 modules documented |
Module | textbox | Text boxes for providing info in plot margins. |
Module | tools | Tools for processing Numpy vectors before plotting. |
Module | util | Utility stuff. |
From the __init__.py
module:
Function | xy | A quick way to do a simple plot with a grid and zero-crossing line. You can provide one or more vectors to plot as args. If two or more, the first one will be used for the x axis. |
Function | xyc | Call xy in context. Yields a
SpecialAx object
for the (single) subplot in context so you can add to it. Then shows the
plot. |
def
xy(*args, **kw):
A quick way to do a simple plot with a grid and zero-crossing line. You can provide one or more vectors to plot as args. If two or more, the first one will be used for the x axis.
Parameters | plot | Set to the name of a plot type, e.g., "semilogy" if a particular plot type is desired. |
dots | Set True to show a marker at each coordinate pair. | |
figSize | Set to a 2-sequence with figure width and height if not using the default, which is just shy of your entire monitor size. Dimensions are in inches, converted to pixels at 100 DPI, unless both are integers and either exceeds 75. Then they are considered to specify the pixel dimensions directly. | |
width | Specify the figure width part of figSize. | |
height | Specify the figure height part of figSize. | |
See Also | xyc , on which this function is
based. |