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I've closed the previously opened issue (that didn't contain any code): this small addition will make it possible to use explicitly named figures in pyplot.figure Example:
The expected benefit of this patch is to make it easier to switch between multiple figures. |
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I've now added tests >> The code is ready for review. |
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Nice. I think plt.close('today') should be added, though, for completeness. |
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the commits seem to have messed up a bit ! |
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This can't be merged in its current state. Please redo commit a2e82eb without adding the example files. |
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I will add some test to support the proposed new feature.
I've not implemented plt.close("today"), because I'm unsure whether it is absolutely required.
PS: It doesn't seem possible to attach a pull request to an existing issue ?