Fix deprecated usage of is_string_like #11
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deprecation warnings for matplotlib>=2.1.0) similar to - matplotlib/matplotlib#8535 - matplotlib/matplotlib#7835
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Thank you for the pull request. I added a quick fix to remove the unused import. |
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The fix is in release 0.4.1 |
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is_string_like is deprecated for matplotlib>=2.1.0 (and throws some annoying warnings).
This should fix this.
similar to