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I want to plot these in separate graphs for each day, so I do:
for day,data in close.groupby(close.index.date):
data.plot(title=day)
show()
But this throws
C:\Users\xxx\local\Enthought\Canopy\User\lib\site-packages\pandas\tseries\plotting.py in <module>()
19 TimeSeries_DateFormatter)
20
---> 21 from pandas.tools.plotting import _get_all_lines, _get_xlim
22
23 #----------------------------------------------------------------------
ImportError: cannot import name _get_all_lines
I can't find _get_all_lines anywhere. I recall doing this on my linux machine and it worked fine. This is running on Windows, pandas 0.14.1.
Also this works if I call matplotlib directly using plot(data), so the code doesn't seem to be at fault.
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No, this is 0.14.1-1. It's from the Enthought distro, so it may just be they've packaged it incorrectly. Maybe I'll contact them. But the issue you're linking to is due to be released in 0.15, so it shouldn't affect 0.14, right?
I have a DataFrame of stock close prices with a DatetimeIndex ,
close
.I want to plot these in separate graphs for each day, so I do:
But this throws
I can't find _get_all_lines anywhere. I recall doing this on my linux machine and it worked fine. This is running on Windows, pandas 0.14.1.
Also this works if I call matplotlib directly using plot(data), so the code doesn't seem to be at fault.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: