adolfo wrote:
I am at the very beginning of the DISLIN 9.3 Manual: 1.4 Quickplots
I recommend asking the DISLIN author. I don't think that DISLIN is widely used in Python.
Some quickplots are added to the DISLIN module which are collections of DISLIN routines for displaying data with one command. For example, the function ’plot’ displays two-dimensional curves. Example: from Numeric import * from dislin import * x = arange (100, typecode=Float32) plot (x, sin (x/5)) disfin () Problems: 1. "from Numeric import * " statement produced an error message, I had to replace it with "from numpy import *"
If DISLIN still uses Numeric rather than numpy, you will probably need to use Numeric, too.
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