Matplotlib Format Pi
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Format multiples of pi as strings on Matplotlib axes.
The MultiplePi class creates a Locator to place ticks at desired multiples and a Formatter to format all tick labels.
The base (π or τ) can be divided by any Natural Number.
Multiples of one-π or one-τ can be placed/formatted too. (2π, 3π, 2τ, 3τ, etc.)
Installing
pip install matplot-fmt-pi
Examples
from matplot_fmt_pi.ticker import MultiplePi
Simply, the instance can be asssigned a denominator of pi then passed to matplotlib.
The parameters can also be modified to adjust the output to something more sophisticated.
Running Examples
Clone, then from the repo,
cd examples/
python *.py
Put the repo's directory in the python path to import the matplot_fmt_pi folder not the installed package.
PYTHONPATH=/home/user/py-pros/format-pi python examples/pi_graph.py
Todo
- Add testing option once installed (Like
numpy.test()) - Windows
make.bat?
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