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Hi all,
	We have updated the OSX binaries which include all dependencies in a
single installer (i.e. libpng, freetype, numarray, Numeric, ...). There
are 10.3/panther and 10.4/tiger binaries which include mpl-0.80 and
basemap-0.4.2. The panther binary includes wxpython and the tiger
binary uses the system included wxpython. Please feel free to contact
me if you experience any problems.
"Tools, Applications" Section:
http://sda.iu.edu/projects.html
- Charlie

On Mon, 2005年06月06日 at 08:58 -0500, John Hunter wrote:
> >>>>> "Nicholas" == Nicholas Young <su...@su...> writes:
> 
> Nicholas> Hi, There have been several times when I've come across
> Nicholas> conditions where I want a user to be able to pick from
> Nicholas> amongst a limited number of objects on plots containing
> Nicholas> lots of other objects. Previously I've written my own
> Nicholas> functions to do this but it occurs to me that this is
> Nicholas> likely to be something others will want to do. To this
> Nicholas> end I've made a very simple addition to the Axes.pick
> Nicholas> method to take a keyword argument test which, if a
> Nicholas> callable, is used to filter the objects from which to
> Nicholas> pick. A patch to CVS containing the alteration is
> Nicholas> enclosed.
> 
> Hi Nick,
> 
> Although using a function may be the most general way of making
> picking selective, I wonder if it is the most intuitive. I suspect
> that 9 time out of 10, a user will just want to pass a list of objects
> on which to pick. Do you agree?
I do - but for flexibility how about this patch which allows both
options? The kind of list intersection I've used isn't the most
efficient but as mpl isn't at its most efficient with large numbers of
artists I didn't think that would be a problem.
Nick

>>>>> "Nicholas" == Nicholas Young <su...@su...> writes:
 Nicholas> Hi, There have been several times when I've come across
 Nicholas> conditions where I want a user to be able to pick from
 Nicholas> amongst a limited number of objects on plots containing
 Nicholas> lots of other objects. Previously I've written my own
 Nicholas> functions to do this but it occurs to me that this is
 Nicholas> likely to be something others will want to do. To this
 Nicholas> end I've made a very simple addition to the Axes.pick
 Nicholas> method to take a keyword argument test which, if a
 Nicholas> callable, is used to filter the objects from which to
 Nicholas> pick. A patch to CVS containing the alteration is
 Nicholas> enclosed.
Hi Nick,
Although using a function may be the most general way of making
picking selective, I wonder if it is the most intuitive. I suspect
that 9 time out of 10, a user will just want to pass a list of objects
on which to pick. Do you agree?
JDH

Hi,
There have been several times when I've come across conditions where I
want a user to be able to pick from amongst a limited number of objects
on plots containing lots of other objects. Previously I've written my
own functions to do this but it occurs to me that this is likely to be
something others will want to do. To this end I've made a very simple
addition to the Axes.pick method to take a keyword argument test which,
if a callable, is used to filter the objects from which to pick. A
patch to CVS containing the alteration is enclosed.
Nick