Daniel Goldfarb

I'll try to take a look next week.

@YiyuJia Yiyu, As you may be aware, matplotlib (and by extension mplfinance) is coded to work with different "backends." To quote from the [matplotlib documentation](https://matplotlib.org/stable/users/explain/backends.html): --- A lot of documentation...

presently there isn't a way to do this. we can possibly add a feature. Can you please give me a clear example or picture so that I can better understand...

@jhmenke - That feature (set kwarg `returnfig=True`, and `mpf.plot()` will return a tuple of len==2 where first element is Figure and second element is List of Axes) is already merged...

In general, I am reluctant to add any GUI based code to mplfinance [**for the reasons explained here**](https://github.com/matplotlib/mplfinance/issues/584#issuecomment-1382197406). That said, if I were to do anything, this request would probably...

I'm a little short on time, but will try to respond to as much of the above discussion as possible. First, please understand the main philosophy of the the *new*...

@cvanolm Caelan, It will be tricky adding text using the Figure and Axes returned by `mpf.plot()` but it should be possible. It will certainly be easier once I have, or...

Ideally, when we add this feature to `mpf.plot()`, the user can simply specify a date for the x-position of the text, where the date can be any of (1) a...

@cvanolm Caelan, Please **fork** the repository first, then clone **your** fork. (If you are not familiar with the standard fork/clone/push/PR workflow, [take a look at this](https://guides.github.com/activities/forking/)). Try to follow, more-or-less,...

@traderblakeq Not yet implemented. The ability to enter any type of datetime or timestamp (including both objects and strings of) requires the ability to interpolate and sometimes extrapolate on the...