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PyQwt3D Examples
Grab.py demonstrates
- how to save the QwtPlot3D widgets to EPS, PDF, PNG, PS (example), and SVG (example) files.
Micha Bieber's comparison of gl2ps vector output formats helps you to make your choice. The SVG format handles text approximately as well as the PDF format.
Note:
- saving to a SVG file requires at least PyQwt3D-0.1.5.
- the pixmap images look even better with a truetype font than with the default Courier font.
SimplePlot.py demonstrates
- how to subclass the Function and SurfacePlot classes
TestNumPy.py demonstrates
- how to fill a NumPy array for use with the SurfacePlot class.
- how to enable tracing of the SIP generated bindings; this is useful when you start to write your own SIP interface specification files.
ParametricSurfaceDemo.py demonstrates
- how to subclass the ParametricSurface and SurfacePlot classes
EnrichmentDemo.py demonstrates
- how to subclass the VertexEnrichment class
- how to use the Qwt3D.OpenGL module
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