57a14faee7b0198e056e474c04ea346d148a2835,tutorial/example1d.py,Example1d,display,#Example1d#Any#Any#,123

Before Change

        // of them. The first number in the tuple is the number of columns
        // and the second is the number of rows.
        //
        figure.set_subplots(workspace.display_data.subplots)
    //
    // This is the signature for the current CP release
    //
    //def display(self, workspace):

After Change

    // Uncomment the following if you"re using that version
    //
    def display(self, workspace, figure=None):
        if figure is not None:
            // Code for next release:
            //
            // A subplot is a matplotlib Axes. set_subplots sets up the arrangement
            // of them. The first number in the tuple is the number of columns
            // and the second is the number of rows.
            //
            figure.set_subplots(workspace.display_data.subplots)
            next_release = True
        else:
            //
            // create_or_find_figure will either create a new figure and window
            // for the module or reuse a previously-created one. See above
            // for discussion of subplots
            //
            figure = workspace.create_or_find_figure(
                subplots = workspace.display_data.subplots)
            next_release = False
        if self.display_choice == D_GRAYSCALE_IMAGE:
            figure.subplot_imshow_grayscale(
                0, 0,                             // the subplot coordinates
                workspace.display_data.grayscale, // the image

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