To add to Stan's reply, you can add
pylab.grid(True, linestyle='-', linewidth=.5, alpha=.3)
in order to have a light grey grid display at the background.
On Sep 25, 7:49 am, Jason Grout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Maike wrote:
> > Hi Jason,
>
> > Thanks for the help! Which parameter is it that tells the axis to be
> > on the left? My example is:
>
> > rsa = line([(2000,952),(2005,1149),(2010,1369),(2015,1613),(2020,1881),
> > (2025,2174),(2030,2493),(2035,2840),(2040,3214)],rgbcolor="green")
> > ecc = line([(2000,132),(2005,139),(2010,146),(2015,154),(2020,161),
> > (2025,169),(2030,176),(2035,184),(2040,191)],rgbcolor="red")
> > (rsa+ecc).save('bild.png',xmin=2000,xmax=2040,axes_labels=['year','key
> > length in bits'],figsize=5)
>
> > Here I'd like the axis to be on the left. Can you tell me how to do
> > this here? Thanks!
>
> This doesn't totally answer you, but you could do a kludge by adding
> "frame=True, axes=False" to the save command. That takes off the axes,
> but puts a frame around the plot. After glancing through the source
> code in plot.py and axes.py in the devel/sage/sage/plot directory, it
> looks like the centered axes are automatically calculated and there
> isn't a way to change it currently. If you need more flexibility, then
> I'd suggest either using pylab for now (like the other post pointed out)
> or diving in and patching the code in Sage.
>
> Jason
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