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From: Michael H. <mh...@al...> - 2008-01-30 17:23:50
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[CC to Gnuplot.py users mailing list. Please post follow ups there.] Alan Bromborsky wrote: > In gnuplot.py is there anyway to read the current orientation (elevation > and azimuth) of a 3D plot. I am trying to automate the procedure of > finding the best orientation of the 3D plot in an X-window > interactively then get that information and print a high quality hard > copy in postscript or LaTeX. Currently, the communications between Gnuplot.py and gnuplot are strictly one-directional, Gnuplot.py -> gnuplot. There is currently no way for Gnuplot.py to read values (e.g., elevation and azimuth) back from gnuplot. Two-way communications would be interesting for other purposes, too (e.g., mouse interactions), in the event that somebody is thinking about maybe implementing it :-) Michael |