It sounds like the above solutions worked for you, but to avoid
changing global names and options which might cause other side effects
you could also do:
import pylab as p
p.close()
pos=p.arange(4.0,dtype=float)
width=float(0.35)
dat=p.array([-2.0,10.4,30.0,29.9],dtype=float)
p.bar(pos,dat,width,
This worked perfectly. Thanks again.
Thomas
On Jun 1, 3:05 pm, "Mike Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> The issue comes from Pylab not knowing how to deal with instances of
> Sage's RealNumber class. When you do "4.0" from the command line, it
> gets changed into "RealNumber('4
Hi Thomas,
The issue comes from Pylab not knowing how to deal with instances of
Sage's RealNumber class. When you do "4.0" from the command line, it
gets changed into "RealNumber('4.0')". You can see this with the
following commands:
sage: preparse('4.0')
"RealNumber('4.0')"
In order to get P
