I was using igraph to plot a lot of graphs to files when I got this error message:
AttributeError: 'Plot' object has no attribute '_surface'
The function call I was using to do the plotting was
ig.plot(g, outf_name, **visual_style)
It turns out that the cause of this error is using an outf_name that doesn't end in a known extension.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Thursday, February 11, 2010
C++ doesn't guarantee the order in which function arguments will be evaluated...
... so, in particular, if you find yourself doing something like this:
something = make_pair(read_bytes_as(in), read_bytes_as(in));
you might find yourself reading the unsigned and the float in the wrong order.
something = make_pair(read_bytes_as
you might find yourself reading the unsigned and the float in the wrong order.
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