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I've been trying for several hours to download/build/install/use and am at my wit's end. I finally got it to build and it runs but doesn't display anything despite calling plt.show. Is there an alternative to matplotlib? I just need something in Python to graph (x,y) data, in either lines or points. (I'm running Python 2.7 in Mac OSX 10.6) edit: please point me at a source of binary installers for any reputable package besides matplotlib. Building from source code on my machine seem to have trouble for some reason. I second this.
Matplotlib's build environment just doesn't seem to work well. Easy flow chart cute basic flowcharts in microsoft fice for mac. I've already spent hours trying to make it work on a linux cluster without internet access.
First the dependencies weren't well documented, then I have to edit.h files just to make it compile, then I get linker errors because for some reason the gcc linker flags weren't set up correctly. With g there's a different set of linker errors. It may have to do with the fact that the cluster runs on SUSE linux which isn't the most common - on the other hand most other linux software handles this just fine. – May 26 '14 at 6:49. First, matplotlib should be installable and most python plattforms, it has become a de-facto standard for plotting with python.
I'm sad to read that you are struggling with the installation. Second, you could have a look at (not to confuse with scipy).
It has a simple TkPlotCanvas, providing some abstraction around the TkInter canvas widget. Maybe you can find a way to incorporate the relevant parts into you project. The license is CeCILL, yet another open-source variant.
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I don't know about your project and its license, but this could lead to seamless integration of plotting, without external dependencies.
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