Hallo,
I'm quite new to matplotlib and have a problem, I was searching a solution
for the whole day 
The thing is, I want to show different Figures at different states of my
main application.
So it is not possible for me, to perform the standard procedure, that may
looks like:
<code>
figure(1)
plot(bla)
figure(2)
plot(bla2)
show()
</code>
I have a method, in a class, that should be responsible for drawing a Figure
and its content; looks like that:
<code>
def drawFigure(self, el):
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽figure(self.__figure)
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽title(self.__headline)
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽plot( el.getXValues(), el.getYValues(),str(el.getColor())+
str(el.getLineStyle())+str(el.getMarkerStyle()) )
聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽show()
</code>
This method exists in several instances of that class, that are created at
different times
Let I run it this way, the 1st Figure window appears. When this method is
called a 2nd time, not 'Figure 2' appears, a window named 'Tk' appears.
It is safe that the figure(f) method gets a uniquie number at every time the
method is called.
I also tried to let all this run in separate threads, using python Threads,
but there was no success.
Please, can anybody tell me, if there is a solution, to call the show()
method more than one time,while my main script is running?
The reason why I want to have it this way is, that between different states,
some time is elapsing. In this time the user shall have the possibility to
watch the figures, and zoom and pan and so on. When the next state is
reached, the next Figure window shall appear, while the others are kept on
the screen.
Thanks, very much.
Regards,
Thomas
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