I've done some prograss about visualising my plots from a function, but after searching in the FAQ and also in the amiling list archive i dint' find any solution to this. I have a function that computes some data for a plot. I call the function and then use show. Everything work fine. Then I close all the figure (closing manually windows) and also using close() in the console (using IDLE) then I rerun the function because I need to make some changes. But when I restart the function the precedent show() seems still active and make me all plots freeze. Is there a way to "clean" the memory of matplotlib without restarting the shell. Because if I restart shell obviously I loose all the data the I need for redoing the calculation. Any help very appreciated. Giorgio
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