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The Status of the Python Examples

For details of how we build PLplot access from Python please consult
../../bindings/python/README.pythonbuild.  The principal module is
plplot.py. This make all the common PLplot API available to python in a
user-friendly way.  plplot.py wraps the swig-generated plplotc.py which in
turn wraps the _plplotc extension module (built with the aid of swig). The
extension module, plplot_widget contains support for loading plframe
from python.  This functionality is demonstrated with pytkdemo which
uses the old x??.py examples.  Plans are afoot (2009-07-05) to drop using
those old, limited and buggy examples, and instead use the modern xw??.py
examples.  Once that works, we will remove all the old examples and
rename all the modern xw??.py examples as x??.py (which is a better
namespace).  Stay tuned.

To try out the xw??.py examples without a widget simply run pythondemos.py
in the installed directory to run all of them, or alternatively run them
one at at time by executing x??.