matplotlib.pyplot called on import pandas on trunk #1548
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Version 0.8.0 * tag 'v0.8.0': (21 commits) RLS: version 0.8.0 DOC: release notes BUG: _get_marker_compat insufficient on matplotlib < 1.1.0 BUG: don't use local() in read_* functions, breaks sys.settrace. close pandas-dev#1547 BUG: fix Panel slice setting issue and matplotlib import issues pandas-dev#1548, pandas-dev#1533 ENH: parsers don't use tempfile ENH: implement DataFrameGroupBy.boxplot(), close pandas-dev#1507 BUG: fix MultiIndex indexing issues in pandas-dev#1537, python 2.5 api fix BUG: fix incorrect bin labels from cut when labels=False and NA present. close pandas-dev#1511 ENH: support file-like objects in ExcelFile, close pandas-dev#1529 TST: skip test raising unsortable warning on 32-bit windows, other platforms. pandas-dev#1546 BUG: raise exceptions out of trying to parse iso8601 strings TST: separated test case BUG: custom colors for bar chart pandas-dev#1540 ENH: add 'time' as inferred_type ENH: datetime.time converters for plotting BUG: fix MultiIndex segfault due to internal refactoring. close pandas-dev#1532 BUG: fix MultiIndex compatibility bugs described in pandas-dev#1534 post gutting internal array close pandas-dev#1534 BUG: parser bug when parse_dates is string pandas-dev#1544 BUG: return nameless Series and index from from_csv ...
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the call added in 61aac3d
added an import of tseries.converter from tools\plotting.py
which in turn loads matplotlib:
from matplotlib import pylab
in rc2, the following worked:
import pandas
import matplotlib
matplotlib.use('qt4agg')
in trunk:
WARNING C:\Python27\lib\site-packages\matplotlib__init__.py:921: UserWarning: This call to matplotlib.use() has no effect
because the the backend has already been chosen;
matplotlib.use() must be called before pylab, matplotlib.pyplot,
or matplotlib.backends is imported for the first time.
if warn: warnings.warn(_use_error_msg)
which leads to the default matplotlib backend being used
on first inspection it would appear that the line:
from matplotlib import pylab
in tseries/converter.py is not required as pylab does not appear to be used.
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