Davide Sandonà

> cplot.plot() does exactly what plt.plot() does, no surprises here. Yes, and if you want two different matplotlib figures you have to explicitly call `plt.figure()`. If you don't intend to...

> I looked at one tutorial (complex plots) and like the new module a lot! I do not know very much about plotting from SymPy (I always use lamdify/matplotlib; maybe...

> Does this imply that SymPy would need a dependency on adaptive? It would be a soft-dependency on the user side, same as it is now with matplotlib and numpy....

> Can you expand on this? What specifically is the code that a user would use now to do these things? What would they need to change it to? What...

> Why can't the things from `line_kw` just be passed directly as kwargs from plot to the backend. Why does there need to be a separate `line_kw` parameter to take...

> Say I have an existing figure that I've made entirely with matplotlib, and I want to add a function plot generated by SymPy to it? How easy is it...

> > In fact, you can even visualize it before retrieving it. > > I take it you mean that I can look at the plot before extracting the data...

> Does that still create the matplotlib figure behind the scenes though (even if it isn't shown)? No, it is only created once the `show()` method gets executed. > Suppose...

> Okay so there are two clear options here: Correct. > If I want to do something like set the tick-labels explicitly do I have to use option 2 and...

> Under option 3 presumably the `p.fig` doesn't exist if `show=False`. How would I prevent the figure from showing to screen before calling `ax.set_xticks()`? Also how would I access `ax`...