This is fantastic, I hope it fixes the crashes I've been
> having which I finally seem to have traced down to
> matplotlib freeing images ...
Hi David,
It probably won't fix it, because I didn't do anything that should
effect memory handling, but we'll keep our fingers crossed. If you
continue to experience problems and have any more information about
the bug, pass it on.
> One question though:
> FigureManagerBase's add_axes, add_subplot and
> set_current_axes methods have been removed (and this
> doesn't seem to be mentioned in API_CHANGES). What should I
> do to replace a call to add_axes?
Sorry, I got lazy. I updated API_CHANGES on the web. I thought only
the GUI backends were using add_subplot, set_current_axes, etc, and I
ported the changes to all the GUIs. See my last post
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=6207208&forum_id=36187
for more information.
Basically the figure class itself maintains the current axes - the
motivation for the changes is in the post above. Call fig.add_axes,
fig.add_subplot, fig.gca and fig.sca (set_current_axes).
Hope this helps,
JDH
John Hunter wrote:
"David" == David Fraser <davidf@...30...> writes:
> This is fantastic, I hope it fixes the crashes I've been
> having which I finally seem to have traced down to
> matplotlib freeing images ...
Hi David,
It probably won't fix it, because I didn't do anything that should
effect memory handling, but we'll keep our fingers crossed. If you
continue to experience problems and have any more information about
the bug, pass it on.
Actually it has seemed to have fixed it. I'm not going to go back and work out why though ... thanks for the update! Exactly when I needed it!
> One question though:
> FigureManagerBase's add_axes, add_subplot and
> set_current_axes methods have been removed (and this
> doesn't seem to be mentioned in API_CHANGES). What should I
> do to replace a call to add_axes?
Sorry, I got lazy. I updated API_CHANGES on the web. I thought only
the GUI backends were using add_subplot, set_current_axes, etc, and I
ported the changes to all the GUIs. See my last post
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=6207208&forum_id=36187
for more information.
Basically the figure class itself maintains the current axes - the
motivation for the changes is in the post above. Call fig.add_axes,
fig.add_subplot, fig.gca and fig.sca (set_current_axes).
Hope this helps,
JDH
OK thanks, worked it out in the meantime but the list is slow 
David