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Remove image comparisons for figure_today -- redundant.

mmdboom committed 13 years ago
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ab078c9fad4d37aee257b872024ddf9d91bf573e

Disable test_symlog2 -- it consumes unbounded amounts of RAM on Python 3.2

mmdboom committed 13 years ago
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Python 3.x fixes in new generic marker code.

mmdboom committed 13 years ago
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Be more careful about closing files, since the gc doesn't always close them for us under Python 3.x. This uses the "with" statement where possible.

mmdboom committed 13 years ago
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786bab9eab5fae10dc0a9c12d53fd4405d0c6872

Merged from main/master

mmdboom committed 13 years ago
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09de6ad7fa8679905192ad82b2bc22bc711cba57

Merge branch 'master' of github.com:matplotlib/matplotlib-py3

mmdboom committed 13 years ago

README

The README file for this repository.

Building mpl on OSX has proven to be a nightmare because of all the different types of zlib, png and freetype that may be on your system. The recommended and supported way to build is to use the make.osx file in this directory. This script requires you to set a PREFIX environment variable where you want the install to go. It will fetch the dependencies from a remote server and install them into your PREFIX dir, and then build mpl against them. It should ignore any lib, png or freetype on your system

Example usage::

make -f make.osx PREFIX=/Users/jdhunter/dev PYVERSION=2.6
fetch deps mpl_install_std

Variables: PREFIX (required): where to install the dependencies PYVERSION (optional): which python version to use (default=python, e.g. PYVERSION=2.6 uses python2.6)

Targets:

clean: remove compiled files fetch: download dependencies deps: build all dependencies (zlib, png, freetype) mpl_build: compile matplotlib mpl_install: install matplotlib in $PREFIX/lib/pythonX.Y/site-packages mpl_install_std: install matplotlib in standard site-packages directory mpl_install_egg: install matplotlib as an egg mpl_install_develop: set up egg link to working directory (for developers) binaries: create the dmg file for distribution