Fl?vio> I just want to let you know that neither 'cla', 'clf' nor
Fl?vio> 'figure' solved the issue but 'close' did it. I must
Fl?vio> point out that the only element that was being carried out
Fl?vio> from figure to figure was the colorbar, not the plot
Fl?vio> itself. Apparently 'close' is the only one of these
Fl?vio> functions that gets rid of the colorbar.
Hi Fl?vio,
clf *should* work. Could you send me a script which includes a clf
that replicates the problem so I can fix it. Thanks.
JDH
Hi John,
clf does work, sorry. Its cla that does not (though I am not sure it should
serve this purpose...)
i am sending the code attached
testcolorbar.py (259 Bytes)
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On Monday 14 February 2005 12:24, John Hunter wrote:
> I just want to let you know that neither 'cla', 'clf' nor
> 'figure' solved the issue but 'close' did it. I must
> point out that the only element that was being carried out
> from figure to figure was the colorbar, not the plot
> itself. Apparently 'close' is the only one of these
> functions that gets rid of the colorbar.
Hi Flávio,
clf *should* work. Could you send me a script which includes a clf
that replicates the problem so I can fix it. Thanks.