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fix rlocus plotting problem in Jupyter notebooks + comments, PEP8#503
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coveralls commentedJan 9, 2021 • edited
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coveralls commentedJan 9, 2021
LGTM. Could you post before-after pictures here? The coveralls increase by 11% is a lie, because the last Travis run on master failed with server errors. Uncovered line:https://coveralls.io/builds/36205925/source?filename=control%2Frlocus.py#L247. At least call the plot function with a dtime sys once? Maybehttps://matplotlib.org/devel/testing.html#writing-an-image-comparison-test is also worth a try. |
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This PR resolves issue#464. I added some comments to the code along the way as I was trying to sort out what was going wrong. No easy unit tests for this one, I think, since it seems like the issue is restricted to Jupyter notebooks and has to do with the way they generate plots (I guess).
Before (need to zoomway in to see the plot)

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