Closed SjoerdOptLand closed 8 years ago
When plotting a simple point, I noticed that passing a purely real number bugs. The first point ends up at 2.5 (OK), the second point at 2.5j (NOK). MWE:
import sys sys.path.append("pySmithPlot") from matplotlib import pyplot import smithplot axes = pyplot.subplot(1, 1, 1, projection='smith', axes_norm=1.0) pyplot.plot(2.5+0j, markevery=5, label='2.5+0j') pyplot.plot(2.5, markevery=5, label='2.5') pyplot.legend() pyplot.show()
I will leave it open for now, because I dont really have time in the near future.
Please check the new release version 0.2.
When plotting a simple point, I noticed that passing a purely real number bugs. The first point ends up at 2.5 (OK), the second point at 2.5j (NOK). MWE: