Hello,
Is it just me who thinks that matplotlib is ugly and a pain to use? So
far I haven't found a decent alternative usable from within python. (I
haven't tried all the packages out there.) I'm mostly interested in 2d
plots. Who is happy enough with a numpy-compatible plotting package to
recommend it?
Thanks,
Christoph
A few things I can't stand about matplotlib:
* It works as a state machine. (There is an OO-API, too, but it's ugly
and cumbersome to use, and most examples use the state machine mode
or, even worse, a mixture of OO and global state.)
* It uses inches by default. (I propose to switch to nails: 1 nail = 3
digits = 2 1/4 inches = 1/16 yard.)
* subplot(211) (ugh!)
* Concepts are named in a confusing way. ("ax = subplot(112)" anyone?)
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