"Che M" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> 1) Of pyplot or matplotlib, which might you recommend?
Sorry, no real experience of either.
> 2) What does "DC" mean? As in wxDC?
I'm guessing, but based on my previous experience of
other GUIs, it will be a Device Context. A DC is a concept which
tries
I'd like to learn to use basic plotting in a wxPython GUI app,
with plots embedded in the GUI. Some questions about this:
1) Of pyplot or matplotlib, which might you recommend? My needs are:
- embedded plots in GUI (either can AFAIK)
- basic point/line/pie/bar graphs, regression lines, clickabl
Hi all,
this is maybe more of a Linux question or about how Python plays together with
the OS:
I have a virtual server on which I installed Ubuntu Dapper LTS with a minimal
install plus the things I needed. If I do
from datetime import datetime
t = datetime.now()
there, 't' is a naive datetme o
Andreas Kostyrka wrote:
> forth and postscript are both rpn notated languages. stack oriented
> languages include also other stuff, e.g. the jvm assembly language.
The CPython virtual machine is also a stack-based language. The
operations are defined here:
http://python.org/doc/current/lib/byte
forth and postscript are both rpn notated languages. stack oriented languages
include also other stuff, e.g. the jvm assembly language. (Although the
security verifier does place rather strict limitations on the allowed stuff)
but that's where the common things end. forth is a lowlevel language t
Thanks for your answer and your workaround! There's always something to
learn about lambdas and variable scope in Python ;)
I'm sorry I didn't delete the quoted Tutor Digest part, it was a stupid
mistake :(
cheers,
Michael
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