Re: [Matplotlib-users] Using matplotlib pythonic API

>>>>> "Moe" == Moe Aboulkheir <mo...@po...> writes:

    Moe> sorry i did not explain fully.  due to the asynchronous
    Moe> nature of the twisted framework, most blocking operations are
    Moe> generally executed inside threads, or at least, they are in
    Moe> my case.

I figured as much.

    Moe> thank you, and indeed i am confused, however i am using
    Moe> matplotlib 0.60.2, and here is the method declaration for
    Moe> Figure's __init__ (from matplotlib/figure.py):

    Moe> also in 0.60.2 i noticed that ticker.DayMultiLocator is used
    Moe> on line 1518 of matplotlib/axes.py but is not imported

Both of these are fixed in the current matplotlib release.  You may
want to consider upgrading, particularly if you are actively writing
date code, since the date handling has changed and it may be less
painful to upgrade sooner rather than later when you have a large code
base installed.  See the release notes at what's new for matplotlib
0.63.

Also, *many* memory leaks have been fixed - for web applications, this
may be important.

    Moe> the example you sent looks to be most helpful, thanks for
    Moe> taking the time to help me out.

    Moe> Moe