Tobias Megies

OK, nevermind, it's easy to reproduce, the problem occurs when the specified filters do not match any channel in the Inventory. ```python from obspy import read_inventory inv = read_inventory() inv.plot_response(min_freq=0.001,station="ABCDE")...

Should be an easy fix, I guess we'll just want to raise an exception with a meaningful message in that case.

Hmm.. how about `UTCDateTime.today()` which would be inline with `datetime` and less magicky? Euh.. `datetime.today()` actually is same as `datetime.now()`.. xD

@d-chambers the `.start_of_day()` seems like a good compromise. :+1:

I really don't know about the end-of-day thingy. Feels a bit like introducing floating point glitches deliberately (although we're integer based for time internally) and also feels like redundancy? I...

I think it is @d-chambers, I'll try to summarize changes as best as I can of the top of my head in first post

@d-chambers actually I'm still gonna make a few tweaks still, I think.

Yeah @barsch i was already changing some of those, and then decided to go back and leave what was in there before (to not break the call syntax). it's also...

OK, so even though I think many aspects would have been improvements for 1.2.0 I can see the beauty of making an even more drastic change (raise on any `read()`...

absolutely @heavelock , see also #1794