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matplotlib: plotting with Python
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Overview of the matplotlib src tree =================================== This is the source directory for matplotlib, which contains the following files and directories. * doc - the matplotlib documentation. See doc/users for the user's documentation and doc/devel for the developers documentation * examples - a bunch of examples using matplotib. See examples/README.txt for information * setup.cfg.template - used to configure the matplotlib build process. Copy this file to setup.cfg if you want to override the default build behavior * matplotlibrc.template - a template file used to generate the matplotlibrc config file at build time. The matplotlibrc file will be installed in matplotlib/mpl-data/matplotlibrc * lib - the python src code. matplotlib ships several third party packages here. The subdirectory lib/matplotlib contains the python src code for matplotlib * src - the matplotlib extension code, mostly C++ * ttconv - some truetype font utilities * license - all the licenses for code included with matplotlib. matplotlib uses only BSD compatible code * unit - some unit tests * CHANGELOG - all the significant changes to matplotlib, organized by release. The top of this file will show you the most recent changes * API_CHANGES - any change that alters the API is listed here. The entries are organized by release, with most recent entries first * MIGRATION.txt - instructions on moving from the 0.91 code to the 0.98 trunk. * SEGFAULTS - some tips for how to diagnose and debug segfaults * setup.py - the matplotlib build script * setupext.py - some helper code for setup.py to build the matplotlib extensions * boilerplate.py - some code to automatically generate the pyplot wrappers * DEVNOTES - deprecated developer notes. TODO: update and move to the doc/devel framework * FILETYPES - This is a table of the output formats supported by each backend. TODO: move to doc/users * INTERACTIVE - instructions on using matplotlib interactively, eg from the python shell. TODO: update and move to doc/users.
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