Julien Hillairet

> @jhillairet sure thing, I will try to get around that sometime next week. @gvcallen , do you plan to add some tests on this PR soon?

> @gvcallen , do you plan to add some tests on this PR soon? I've added basic tests ; however, I'm not convinced about my treatment of the d=0 case....

A curve is selected by clicking on it with the mouse (when the selection mode is on). Many curves can be selected with ctrl+click. Copy/paste is done using figure menu...

It is also possible to copy/paste the entire figure (the "axes" in matlab) by selecting one axes tick or the figure background. Also, double clicking on one object, ie a...

Dear all, I'm coming back into this discussion. It is, I think, a killer feature for broader adoption of the Python/Matplotlib. And by the way, is there a simple way...

This issue is still important, especially for newcomers coming from the MATLAB world. The following code allows one to make copy/paste the entire figure: `plt.rcParams['toolbar'] = 'toolmanager'` Which is already...

I'm working in a control room where users have to look to hundreds of different time series, and find the correlations between events in these time series. So, a lot...

Returning a pandas Serie or a Dataframe would change the current behaviour with all Network quantities (ex: `ntwkA.s` returns a Numpy array). In addition, there is a method called [`to_dataframe`](https://scikit-rf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/generated/skrf.network.Network.to_dataframe.html)...

I suggest to add a [plotting function ](https://github.com/scikit-rf/scikit-rf/blob/24655fad3baf54f56ea6f5ad7745f0f6f4fec247/skrf/plotting.py#L897-L901) for example `plot_error` (to be generic and allows future other network parameter error plotting) in `plotting.py`, as well as [a plotting method](https://github.com/scikit-rf/scikit-rf/blob/24655fad3baf54f56ea6f5ad7745f0f6f4fec247/skrf/network.py#L4962-L4965)...

@cafeclimber , can you have a look please? @leonknight99-flann there are several things that make the code not passing the linter. Can you correct them? (you can use [pre-commit](https://scikit-rf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing/index.html#pre-commit) to...