Fixed ErrorBarPlot mpl2.0 compat and made it more general #1131
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| _, (bottoms, tops), verts = ax.errorbar(*plot_data, **plot_kwargs) | ||
| handles = ax.errorbar(*plot_data, **plot_kwargs) | ||
| bottoms, tops = None, None | ||
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So this is the only bit that changes specifically for matplotlib 2.0+?
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No the update code also had to change because the caps aren't instantiated by default.
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Tests appear to be failing because this display output 46 in Elements has changed. Here is what it looks like:
What that has to do with errorbars I do not know. |
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Wow..that is a pretty strange side-effect! Definitely no error bars there! |
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So I'm super confused now, the test above is meant to look like this:
Why would annotations disappear after fixing a completely different plot? |
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Figured it out, this is why |
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Ha! Yes, let's not use glob imports. Anyway, now that is resolved, this PR looks fine and the tests have passed without needing to be updated. Merging. |
ErrorBars were one of the only failures in our compatibility with mpl 2.0, the difference is that errorbar caps are disabled by default and that the return signature differs. This adds that compatibility and also made the plot correctly animate ErrorBar plots with varying numbers of error bars and adds support for inverting axes on the plot allowing it to be adjoined correctly.