figure.py: import warnings, and make imports absolute #1133
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The lack of "import warnings" was an error. In addition to fixing that, I tried to make the import scheme more orderly, and to use absolute imports.
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figure.py: import warnings, and make imports absolute
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The lack of "import warnings" was an error.
In addition to fixing that, I tried to make the import
scheme more orderly, and to use absolute imports.