Package reflectometry :: Package model1d :: Package tests :: Module mplot3d

Module mplot3d

Classes
	Axes3D
	Axis
	Line3D Make a 2D line pretend to be 3D
	Line3DCollection
	Poly3DCollection

Functions

draw(text, renderer)

draw_linec(self, renderer)

draw_polyc(self, renderer)

get_colors(c, num)
Stretch the color argument to provide the required number num

iscolor(c)

juggle_axes(xs, ys, zs, dir)
Depending on the direction of the plot re-order the axis

line_draw(self, renderer)
Draw a 2D line as a 3D line

norm_angle(a)

owrap(text)

patch_draw(self, renderer)

sensible_format_data(self, value)

set_line_data(line, xs, ys, zs)

set_text_data(text, x, y, z)

test1(**kw)

test2(**kw)

test3(**kw)

text_draw(self, renderer)

text_update_coords(self, renderer)
Modified method update_coords from TextWithDash

tick_update_position(tick, x, y, z, angle)

wrap_line(line, zs, dir='z')
Wrap a 2D line so that it draws as a 3D line

wrap_patch(patch, zs, dir='z', fn=<function patch_draw at 0xae53b30>)

wrap_text(text, zs, dir='z')

zalpha(colors, zs)
Modify the alphas of the color list according to depth

Variables
	jet = `<matplotlib.colors.LinearSegmentedColormap instance at 0...`

Function Details

juggle_axes(xs, ys, zs, dir)

Depending on the direction of the plot re-order the axis

This is so that 2d plots can be plotted along any direction.

text_update_coords(self, renderer)

Modified method update_coords from TextWithDash

I could not understand the original text offset calculations and it gave bad results for the angles I was using. This looks better, although the text bounding boxes look a little inconsistent

Variables Details

jet

Value:

<matplotlib.colors.LinearSegmentedColormap instance at 0x62cdb98>