Closed loretoparisi closed 5 years ago
Can you confirm this permanently fixed your issue with matplotlib in your case? If so, I will add that into the Known issues / Troubleshooting section of the Readme for people who might encounter the same problem, since unfortunately it cannot be fixed on my end. Except if I ported the whole Project to Python >=2.8, but this seems overblown for this easily fixable problem on a specific platform.
@f90 Yes I confirm, this is a well known issue with matplotlib
when on macOS.
OK thanks, I will link to this issue in the README. Closing this then.
@f90 I can be more precise. When on macOS
you have two options. If python
is installed as a framework you can choose backend: MacOSX
. If not, you have to choose backend: TkAgg
.
This means that if you are in virtualenv
, at the end you MUST use this last one option. Outside virtualenv
it's ok the first (!)
See here for more info https://markhneedham.com/blog/2018/05/04/python-runtime-error-osx-matplotlib-not-installed-as-framework-mac/
And here https://stackoverflow.com/a/21353372/758836
That's weird, isn'it? 👍
Thanks.. Thats' awkward, so I will link to this info from the README for future people to avoid confusion
@f90 by the way there is another trick!!! You can even define your local matplotlibrc
. I have just realized this (I was not aware this from the docs actually), because if you run Jupyter, and this is normally outside virtualenv, you need MacOSX
backend 👯♂️
ip-192-168-22-127:Notebooks loretoparisi$ python --version
Python 2.7.15
ip-192-168-22-127:Notebooks loretoparisi$ cat ~/.matplotlib/matplotlibrc:
cat: /Users/loretoparisi/.matplotlib/matplotlibrc:: No such file or directory
ip-192-168-22-127:Notebooks loretoparisi$ cat ~/.matplotlib/matplotlibrc
backend : TkAgg
ip-192-168-22-127:Notebooks loretoparisi$ ls
README.md data hello.py pandas.py pima.py simple.py
ip-192-168-22-127:Notebooks loretoparisi$ touch matplotlibrc
ip-192-168-22-127:Notebooks loretoparisi$ echo "backend : MacOSX" >> matplotlibrc
ip-192-168-22-127:Notebooks loretoparisi$
So I run in VSCode Juypyter but I had to overwrite locally this file 🗡 just commited this change!
This is another potential issue when in
macOS
that can be handled changing matplotlib settings in~/.matplotlib/matplotlibrc:
with