1 |
Hello Matias, |
2 |
|
3 |
Some little insight even if I have no experience with gnuplot-py yet : |
4 |
Try enabling the mouse clicks events by hitting the letter 'm' while in focus |
5 |
of your plotting window. |
6 |
This may enable the mouse rotation feature for your 3D plot .... or not :) |
7 |
|
8 |
-- |
9 |
Redouane BOUMGHAR |
10 |
Physics, Remote Sensing and Digital Imagery Engineer |
11 |
|
12 |
|
13 |
Matías Graña wrote: |
14 |
> Hi; I'm doing some easy 3D plotting these days and I've come to this |
15 |
> situation. I just need to plot a few dots in 3D-space. I've been using |
16 |
> gnuplot for this, as it allows to rotate the picture with the mouse, |
17 |
> giving a good impression of where the dots actually are. |
18 |
> So far so good, but now I want it to interact with the python code I use |
19 |
> to compute the position of the dots. There's gnuplot-py for this, but it |
20 |
> seems to have the problem that once it launches a window, gnuplot does |
21 |
> not listen to mouse clickings on it. So I can tell my python program to |
22 |
> draw the dots, but then I can't rotate them as I could within a gnuplot |
23 |
> session. |
24 |
> |
25 |
> So, I'm looking to either |
26 |
> a) a way to have an interaction between gnuplot and python, or |
27 |
> b) another program/library that can be launched from python and able to |
28 |
> plot 3D dots and rotate them with the mouse. |
29 |
> |
30 |
> Any insight or advice is welcome. |
31 |
> |
32 |
> Thanks, |
33 |
> Matías |
34 |
|
35 |
-- |
36 |
gentoo-science@g.o mailing list |