MaxandreJ
Thanks for trying @tkf ! I tried to build julia from source but after an evening of trying and running into multiple errors (MacOS Mojave) I'm done. So I won't...
> I just figured out: I need to do `pygui(true)` now I got figure shown! :-) This solved my problem. It seems that unlike the previous versions, calling `pygui(true)` is...
I have a similar issue: if I want to interrupt the execution of my code in the middle of a for loop containing 'plot' (useful for animations) using Ctrl+C, `PyPlot`...
I've just done what you suggested @stevengj and unfortunately it doesn't fix the problem. Matplotlib still crashes if I do a Ctrl-C.
Hi again @tkf and thanks for your help! I've found the issue thanks to your guidance. I've also found a workaround, which may be useful for other people. I'm on...
The request for supporting the macosx backend of matplotlib is actually an issue raised with PyPlot.jl in 2013: #11 but there's no more activity on it since late 2014...
You can add `sleep(0.3)` in your loop.
### Minimal working example Creating a variable in MATLAB using ``` my_test = cell(1); ``` which displays as ``` my_test = 1×1 cell array {0×0 double} ``` and saving it...
I think I've got to the root of the problem... Using `scipy.io` in Julia (through PyCall) to import the variables, I've managed to find a difference between the two ways...