Misspelling Issue: "returnsa" about plotext HOT 3 CLOSED

Specifically this issue only occurs when I have subplots that are missing data. Eventually they are filled in, but not initially.

Changing this "returnsa" to "return" completely fixes the problem on my local machine

Also reverting back to plotext==3.1.2 solves the issue as well. Which is my workaround for now

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Hi @cjmcgraw,

the new 4.0.0 version of plotext is now available on github and pypi. :-)

The new version should solve the issue, you kindly reported.

Please let me know i the issue persists by reopening it or by giving any other idea and feedback.

Thanks and all the best,
Savino

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Hi @cjmcgraw,

thanks a lot for taking the time to report this issue. The pip version of the package needs to be updated but the github version was corrected thanks to a pull request (Fix misspelling that crashes when x is not available. #25 by @whisller ).

I am in the process to rewrite the code from top to bottom which is going to take some time and will incorporate your report in it.

I appreciate your encouragement and the project you have created, it looks really cool. Few suggestions about it to have more space for the plots:

• if some plots share the same x axis, you could take these x axes away for all of plots except the bottom ones. Use the function plt.xaxes(False) if you are interested.
• if some plots share the same y axis, you could take these y axis away for all of plots except the left ones. Use the function plt.yaxes(False) if you are interested.
• Also some y axis could be set on the right side, use something like plt.plot(data,yaxis='right') if I remember correctly.
• Same thing applies to the x and y labels: you could apply it only to the bottom plots. Use plt.xlabel('') and plt.ylabel('') if interested.

Btw, quick issue report: I have tried to install your package but the following error occurs when I luch the program: Error while fetching server API version: ('Connection aborted.', FileNotFoundError(2, 'No such file or directory'))... it is actually longer than that.

All the best and please feel free to write any comment or bug report!

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