Joe Kington

This used to work with older versions of matplotlib. It seems some things have changed in the meantime. I'll have a fix soon. Sorry about that, and thanks for the...

No, but the module is platform independent. The source distribution should work fine. Let me know if it's doesn't for some reason.

This should only happen if you are not using a version of python that this library supports. Most likely, all of you are using python3. This module is not python...

Python 3.x support has been added, which should fix the issue you were seeing. Try updating to the latest version (e.g. `pip install geoprobe --upgrade`).

@Andersongeofisco - That's an issue with `PySeis`. `geoprobe` does not use `PySeis`. It looks like you're running the tests for an unrelated module? Can you try running one of the...

First off, it looks like you've found a bug. What you're doing should have worked, but `mpldatacursor` isn't checking for figures correctly when `pyplot` isn't being used and it's passed...

@anntzer - Sorry for my delay on this. Which backend are you on? It works perfectly for me (tested on TkAgg and Qt4Agg on Linux). Note that it only applies...

What backend are you using? You'll have to use `%matplotlib nbagg` to have interactive figures in an IPython notebook. Otherwise, the `inline` backend generates static .png's. There's no way for...

To maintain compatibility with older versions of IPython, matplotlib's `nbagg` backend has to use mechanisms that are depreciated in the latest versions of IPython. Therefore, you're seeing a warning related...

@p-i-: That's a good point! I'll add it to the readme tonight. I'm going to re-open this issue as a reminder to myself.