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Can't import plot_directive in Python 3 #2256
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Fixes it in two ways: 1) changes the closure of `on_dpi` to be over a weakref, not `self` 2) cleans up the call back when the quiver is removed
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fixes matplotlib#2256 Looks like linger `six` related issues
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I haven't yet figured out if this is an issue with Sphinx or Matplotlib, but when building some documentation in Python 3 that requires the
plot_directive
, I get:which is not very informative. This is with the latest dev versions of Matplotlib and Sphinx.
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