use plt.gca instead of plt.axes for already exhisting implicit axes #8097

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patniharshit commented Feb 18, 2017

refs #7956
use plt.gca instead of plt.axes for already exhisting implicit axes

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Loos good!

dstansby changed the title from use plt.gca instead of plt.axes for already exhisting implicit axes to [MRG+1] use plt.gca instead of plt.axes for already exhisting implicit axes Feb 18, 2017

@NelleV NelleV merged commit f99c366 into matplotlib:master Feb 18, 2017

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NelleV commented Feb 18, 2017

Thanks @patniharshit !

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QuLogic changed the title from [MRG+1] use plt.gca instead of plt.axes for already exhisting implicit axes to use plt.gca instead of plt.axes for already exhisting implicit axes Feb 19, 2017

QuLogic added this to the 2.1 (next point release) milestone Feb 19, 2017

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