Re: [Matplotlib-users] Matplotlib INSISTS on using scientific notation, how do I make it STOP!?

[Todamont <re...@un...>]

Thank you! Success!

Yeah, I learned a little from this little exercise. I will set the "extent"
on the image to include a buffer in the y-axis, a certain percentage of
max(price)-min(price), for some durations. 

If there is only a single trade during any duration, well... I need handle
that as a special case, now that you mention it. It doesn't like that,
basically. I need to go back and get the second-latest trade, and plot it
*outside* the graph, or some variant or hack of that, so that it draws a
line to the most recent trade, and then create another artificial point at
the same price at the current time, to indicate a flat market...

Thanks again for your help. I've been at wit's end trying to fix that...
Cheers~
 



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