Frame() -> None Frame(parent : Window, id: int=ID_ANY, title: str=’’, pos: Point=DefaultPosition, size: Size=DefaultSize, style: int=DEFAULT_FRAME_STYLE, name: str=FrameNameStr) -> None
A frame is a window whose size and position can (usually) be changed by the user.
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature. |
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This is the function that defines how the pointLabels are plotted |
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Sin, Cos, and Points |
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Bar Chart example |
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Sin, Cos, Points, and lines between points |
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Various Marker Types |
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25,000 point line and markers |
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Empty plot with just axes |
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Bar Graph Example |
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log scale example |
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Box Plot example |
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Histogram example |
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Just to reset the fonts back to the PlotCanvas defaults |
Frame() -> None Frame(parent : Window, id: int=ID_ANY, title: str=’’, pos: Point=DefaultPosition, size: Size=DefaultSize, style: int=DEFAULT_FRAME_STYLE, name: str=FrameNameStr) -> None
A frame is a window whose size and position can (usually) be changed by the user.
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
This is the function that defines how the pointLabels are plotted
dc – DC that will be passed
mDataDict – Dictionary of data that you want to use for the pointLabel
As an example I have decided I want a box at the curve point with some text information about the curve plotted below. Any wxDC method can be used.
Sin, Cos, and Points
Bar Chart example
Sin, Cos, Points, and lines between points
Various Marker Types
25,000 point line and markers
Empty plot with just axes
Bar Graph Example
log scale example
Box Plot example
Histogram example
Just to reset the fonts back to the PlotCanvas defaults