# all of the data set types
data_types = [
'xy', 'xydx', 'xydy', 'xydxdy', 'xydydy', 'xydxdx', 'xydxdxdydy', 'bar',
'bardy', 'bardydy', 'xyhilo', 'xyz', 'xysize', 'xycolor', 'xyvmap',
'xyboxplot'
]
n_components = [2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 6, 2, 3, 4, 5, 3, 3, 3, 4, 6]
from random import random, randint
# make an instance of the Grace class that uses RandomColorScheme
seed = randint(0, 10000)
colors = RandomColorScheme(seed, len(data_types))
# colors = MarkovChainColorScheme(seed,len(data_types))
grace = MultiPanelGrace(colors=colors)
# specify the label scheme
grace.add_label_scheme("my_scheme", data_types)
grace.set_label_scheme("my_scheme")
# add a Graph as a "child" of the grace instance
for i in range(len(data_types)):
graph = grace.add_graph(Panel)
# customize the panel label scheme
graph.panel_label.configure(dx=0.02, dy=0.02, placement="iul")
# add a simple DataSet as a "child" of the graph instance. A list
# of data is always the required first argument to add_dataset.
data = []
from PyGrace.Extensions.panel import Panel, MultiPanelGrace
from PyGrace.Styles.el import ElCircleDataSet
from PyGrace.Styles.journals import NaturePanelLabel
import example_tools
dataList = example_tools.panels()
# This example illustrates some features that exist for multigraphs,
# including methods which hide redundant labels on axes. This also
# illustrates the use of panels which automatically come with a panel
# label.
# make an instance of the Grace class
grace = MultiPanelGrace()
# add a Graph as a "child" of the grace instance
for data in dataList:
graph = grace.add_graph(Panel)
# configure placement of panel label
graph.panel_label.copy_format(NaturePanelLabel)
# configure placement of panel label
graph.panel_label.configure(placement="our", dx=0.01, dy=0.01)
# add a simple DataSet as a "child" of the graph instance. A list
# of data is always the required first argument to add_dataset.
dataset = graph.add_dataset(data, ElCircleDataSet, 1)
# ticklabels
graph.xaxis.ticklabel.configure(format="decimal", prec=1)
