Re: [Matplotlib-users] clearing previous format changes

[Drew S. <dre...@gm...>]

Ben,
Sorry to take so long getting back.

I found a solution. Perhaps not the best one but I discovered that using
close() after a show() or save() worked for me. Stumbled across it a day or
two after posting.

Drew



Benjamin Root-2 wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 11:36 AM, Drew Stokes <dre...@gm...>
> wrote:
> 
>>
>> Hi,
>> I'm very new to Matplotlib and python but I ma getting excellent results
>> in
>> what I am trying to achieve. That said I have come up against an issue I
>> can't seem to find a resolution to and was wondering if someone here may
>> be
>> able to help out.
>>
>> I have a script that generates a number of plots. The first plot comes
>> out
>> fine but there seems to be a little hang over in regards to format or
>> data
>> into the following plots. I have alternated the script by putting each
>> plot
>> first and the same applies the first plot is fine the rest are ok but
>> there
>> are odd points plotted. I wonder if there is a method of flushing or
>> clearing formats etc that I could use. Sorry if I'm getting terminology
>> wrong this is all still rather new to me.
>>
>> Drew
>>
> 
> Drew,
> 
> Do you have a very simple script that reproduces the issue you are
> experiencing?  From the script, we might be able to spot what is wrong.
> 
> Ben Root
> 
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