Releases: matomatical/matthewplotlib
Releases · matomatical/matthewplotlib
Alpha version 0.3.2
New:
- Transpose parameter for wrap.
Alpha version 0.3.1
New:
- Axes subplot type. Takes a scatter plot or function2 plot as input, and adds
axes with labels and ticks. Basic API. - Animated version of quickstart example.
Alpha version 0.3.0
Breaking changes:
- scatter and scatter3 take xs, ys, (zs), and color as series tuples in
positional arguments. - removed function plot type (since scatter is now much easier to use).
New:
- scatter and scatter3 accept cs, an array of colors (one for each point), and
plot using them, using weighted averaging to combine plots. - scatter and scatter3 now accept multiple series at once.
- special series for X/Y/Z axes.
- some new examples (deigned by Gemini 2.5 pro): voronoi, dashboard,
mandelbrot.
Alpha version 0.2.1
Fix:
- Regenerate documentation.
- Update version number properly.
Alpha version 0.2.0
Breaking changes:
- Various argument name changes, especially for colors.
- Inverted
cybercolormap. - Move
plots.border.Styletocore.BoxStyle.
New:
- Configurable background colour for image rendering.
- 3d scatterplot.
- Discrete colourmaps are now cyclic.
- New discrete colourmaps
tableau,nouveau. - New border styles.
- Export animations as GIFs.
- New configuration options for bar/column sizes.
Internal:
- Refactor backend to use numpy arrays rather than nested lists.
Unreleased alpha versions
Version 0.1.2:
Breaking changes:
- Change operators used for shortcuts.
- Rename
fimagetofunction2.
New:
- New plot types:
bars,columns,histogram,vistogram,histogram2,
function. - More documentation.
- Generated markdown documentation.
- Additional examples.
Dependencies:
- Make example dependency on
scikit-learnexplicit.
Version 0.1.1:
New:
- Add type annotations.
Dependencies:
- Add
mypyas a dev dependency. - Remove dependency on
unscii(bundle the specific version of the font we
want).
Internal:
- Refactor from long single-file script to multi-file library.
Version 0.1.0
Much unstructured development.