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Hi, I've run into a problem using matplotlib renderer to generate files. =
My example is huge, so I implement it in another way to give the idea.
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from matplotlib.matlab import *
def draw_box(i):
 root =3D axes([0,0,1,1])
 root.bar(.2,.5,.5,.2)
 root.text(.2, .1, "Give me a box %02i"%i)
 xlim(0,1)
 ylim(0,1)
 savefig("c:\\svg\\%02i.svg"%i)
for i in xrange(1,10):
 clf()
 draw_box(i)
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The resulting files are generated, yet except the first one, all the =
rest miss the bar();
BUT, if I change the format to .png, no problem exists.
Is it a bug? or am I doing it right?
Much appreciated if you can point the problem out.
Bao

>>>>> "Niklas" == Niklas Volbers <Mit...@we...> writes:
 Niklas> Hello, I am using the class interface to mpl and I was
 Niklas> wondering if it is an intended behaviour, that you cannot
 Niklas> set the label to 'None'. Using:
 Niklas> Axes.set_xlabel(None)
Axes.set_xlabel('')
JDH

Hello,
I am using the class interface to mpl and I was wondering if it is an intended behaviour, that you cannot set the label to 'None'. Using:
Axes.set_xlabel(None)
will cause errors that result in the plots not being displayed.
Of course I can check for None myself, but I was wondering how I then will be able to turn off the axes labels once they are set.
Regards,
Niklas Volbers.
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