Closed studywolf closed 8 years ago
Cool. If this was done as an alternate display mode (i.e. you have to set display_mode='ubuntu_quick'
for this to do anything, otherwise it'd fall back to the original version) then I'd be fine to merge it now. As it is, though, I'd need to test it on a bunch of different systems to see how that functions on them. which I'll hopefully get around to after the summer school.
done!
bump!
with the one typo I noted above, this runs fine for me on windows. Has it been tested on OS X?
Has it been tested on OS X?
(note: I'm not too worried about making sure it's been tested on OS X: I'm pretty sure I never tested the code on it originally. I'm just curious if it runs... :) )
that's a very good question! i avoid macs like the plague so I'm not sure!
change made! and within a month this time!
bump!
bump!
bump!
Oops.. yes, I should really do this. I just need to find a camera to test it on.... it looks like there's one pointing at the robot arm that I probably shouldn't disturb -- do you know where the other one is?
you can grab either of those ones! it's fine :)
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bump!
Oops.. yes, I should really do this. I just need to find a camera to test it on.... it looks like there's one pointing at the robot arm that I probably shouldn't disturb -- do you know where the other one is?
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okay, I've confirmed this still works under windows, and I assume you're happy with how it works in Ubuntu, so I'll go ahead and merge... :)
success!!
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instead of redrawing the whole image only update those parts that have changed, based on code from http://bastibe.de/2013-05-30-speeding-up-matplotlib.html