If I start interactive2.py, it complains that ShowOn can't be imported. Sure enough, there seems to be no method ShowOn. Or at least I can't find it. Consequently interactive2.py loses it's charm :) Or have I misunderstood something? -gary WinXP, python 2.3.3, matplotlib 5.0, GTK 2.2.4.1
>>>>> "Gary" == Gary Pajer <pa...@in...> writes: Gary> If I start interactive2.py, it complains that ShowOn can't Gary> be imported. Sure enough, there seems to be no method Gary> ShowOn. Or at least I can't find it. Consequently Gary> interactive2.py loses it's charm :) Gary> Or have I misunderstood something? You are using an out-of-date interactive2.py. Matplotlib recently changed (improved!) the way it sets the interactive flags. You have the new matplotlib module and the old interactive2.py code. Grab the latest *.tar.gz or *.zip and use examples/interactive2.py from that code. Should help, JDH
> >>>>> "Gary" == Gary Pajer <pa...@in...> writes: > > Gary> If I start interactive2.py, it complains that ShowOn can't > Gary> be imported. Sure enough, there seems to be no method > Gary> ShowOn. Or at least I can't find it. Consequently > Gary> interactive2.py loses it's charm :) > > Gary> Or have I misunderstood something? > > You are using an out-of-date interactive2.py. Matplotlib recently > changed (improved!) the way it sets the interactive flags. You have > the new matplotlib module and the old interactive2.py code. Grab > the latest *.tar.gz or *.zip and use examples/interactive2.py from > that code. > > Should help, > JDH Yes, thank you.
Hi again,
I have given up on installing matplotlib on linux for now, i have to
upgrade my mandrake install anyway, then I will try again. Now I have an
issue with installing matplotlib with gtk on my windows 2000 partition:
I followed the instructions on the web page to the letter:
installed python23
installed pygtk2.0
installed gtk in C:\GTK
added C:\GTK\lib and C:\GTK\include to the path
installed matplotlib
For a test i ran:
import pygtk
pygtk.require('2.0')
import gtk
At this point i get a system error telling me that the dynamic link
library libglib-2.0-0.dll could not be found on my path. This makes sense
since there IS no file libglib-2.0-0.dll in the GTK install, only a file
called libglib-2.0.dll.a
What is going on? What have I done wrong?
Any help would be appreciated greatly!
katrin
>>>>> "katrin" == katrin schenk <sc...@ph...> writes: katrin> C:\GTK\lib and C:\GTK\include to the path ^^^ should be C:\GTK\bin. Also make sure you have no spaces in other entries in your path. Correcting your PATH will probably cure you, but if you still have troubles you should read the FAQ entry "I cannot import gtk / gdk / gobject" at http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/faq.html and if you still are having trouble after trying what is suggested there and reading the links, you may want to consider using the wx backend. http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/backends.html#WX Sorry you're having so much trouble; don't give up hope! JDH