[Matplotlib-users] Still a memory leak in matplotlib?

I am using the matplotlib, basemap and numpy versions delivered with Ubuntu 12.04. I know the versions are outdated and should be replaced by something new. But I do not want to install "alien" versions, because sometimes you can run into problems with dependencies and so on. My problem now is

Re: [Matplotlib-users] Still a memory leak in matplotlib?

Hi Föhn, By default, the pyplot interface (recall that it is a Matlab-like state machine) does not release a figure's memory. You need to do this by hand by calling the clf() method after every plot you make: ... plt.close() plt.clf() Stackoverflow contains a few threads about the subject. Bes

Re: [Matplotlib-users] Still a memory leak in matplotlib?

plt.clf() solved all my problems. I simply did not notice this simple solution. Whenever I saw "memory leak" there was given the advice to upgrade older versions. Thanks a lot, Foehn Am 2014-03-30 13:55, schrieb Remo Goetschi: > Hi Föhn, > > By default, the pyplot interface (recall that it is

Re: [Matplotlib-users] [Pyaos] CAPE and CIN calculation in Python

On Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 4:36 PM, Thomas Chubb wrote: > Gokhan [and others], > > Thanks for showing an interest in SkewT. This has been a side project for > me for a little while now, and only publicly available on PyPI in the last > 12 months or so. I haven't been maintaining the github repository