Make axes in plots log scale #7
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Thanks for this Tomas. I made some additional tweaks for Python compatibility (both 3 and 2.7) on my installation, but it generally looks quite good.
However, I have the problem that when I run the example, ctioga2 hangs on trying to make the 2D plots. This doesn't happen on the master, and doesn't happen on this fork either if you don't use the log axis feature. I recall having something like this problem with ctioga2 at times way back in 2011/12 when I first wrote pippi. I am amazed that it is still an issue today on Ubuntu 20.04 (with stock ctioga 0.14.1, much later than what I was using in the past). This issue was why I included a home-brewed log axis option in pippi in the first place, rather than using ctioga2's built-in option. So I am not really sure what to do at this stage; any ideas?
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Ah ok. I have not seen this happening in any of my machines, but I heard Ankit had issues with it too. I did some work on creating some custom ticks and labels for log scale for the DMEFT project, because the ctioga default looked terrible sometimes. I could polish that and then make it the default in the case of log scale and abandon the default ctioga log settings. After all, the only thing missing from your home-brewed log axes were ticks and labels, at least that I can think of, so that should do it. What do you think? |
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great idea, thanks! |
This has been requested a few times from gambit folk in pippi plots, so I'm submitting this PR with my own hacks so that everyone has it.