Matplotlib binding to PyQt5 (No menu)

Very simple implementation of matplotlib binding to PYQT5

"Knowledge points"

1 Import matplotlib 2 matplotlib.use ("qt5agg")34from  Import  Figurecanvasqtagg as Figurecanvas5fromimport Figure

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"Source Code"

1 ImportNumPy as NP2 ImportMatplotlib3Matplotlib.use ("Qt5agg")4 5  fromMatplotlib.backends.backend_qt5aggImportFigurecanvasqtagg as Figurecanvas6  fromMatplotlib.figureImport Figure7 8  fromPyQt5Importqtwidgets9 Ten  One classWidget (Figurecanvas): A     def __init__(Self, Parent=none, width=5, height=4, dpi=100): -Fig = figure (figsize= (width, height), dpi=100) -Figurecanvas.__init__(self, fig) the self.setparent (parent) -          -         #Scatter Chart -Self.axes = Fig.add_subplot (211) +Self.axes.scatter (Np.random.rand), Np.random.rand (20)) -          +         #Line Chart ASelf.axes2 = Fig.add_subplot (212) atx = Np.arange (0, 5, 0.1) - self.axes2.plot (x, Np.sin (x), X, Np.cos (x)) -  -Self.setwindowtitle ("Example: Matplotlib binding to PyQt5") -  - if __name__=="__main__": in     ImportSYS -App =qtwidgets.qapplication (SYS.ARGV) toW =widgets () + w.show () -Sys.exit (App.exec_ ())

Matplotlib binding to PyQt5 (No menu)