Closed Rejoicet closed 4 years ago
thanks for raising this @Rejoicet were you running the code through spyder? if so, I think this may be related to default graphics settings in spyder and one potential other fix is to go to tools>preferences>IPython console>graphics tab and set graphics backend to automatic
I also added that command matplotlib.use("Qt5Agg")
at the start of the jupyter notebook in the main coastsat toolbox, probably good to add it also here
thanks for raising this @Rejoicet were you running the code through spyder? if so, I think this may be related to default graphics settings in spyder and one potential other fix is to go to tools>preferences>IPython console>graphics tab and set graphics backend to automatic
Hi, I was running it on Jupyter. I will close this issue and thank you for this amazing tool!
I am running the code on Spyder and I am still facing the same issue, would you mind sharing your code that has the solution to the overflow error
While running _settings['reference_shoreline'] = SDS_preprocess.get_referencesl(metadata, settings) from the coastsat.islands code, it throws the below attribute error. AttributeError : 'FigureManagerBase' object has no attribut 'window'
I was able to fix the issue by adding matplotlib.use("Qt5Agg") under the function just before plotting the figure.