When using python -i graphterm/bin/gpylab.py and plotting multiple figures, all the figures get displayed in the same space, where the first figure was originally displayed. That is, only the last plotted figure is visible, and it is plotted not following the command, but following the first plot command. This is true even when clearing the figure with clf()
The expected behavior is that each plot command starts a new figure, or at least that clf starts a new figure.
When using
python -i graphterm/bin/gpylab.pyand plotting multiple figures, all the figures get displayed in the same space, where the first figure was originally displayed. That is, only the last plotted figure is visible, and it is plotted not following the command, but following the first plot command. This is true even when clearing the figure withclf()The expected behavior is that each plot command starts a new figure, or at least that clf starts a new figure.