Working copy of ggpy #656
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fixed broken qplot label
added plot limits to qplot + style
…rint_function` for Python 2/3 print compatibility; [.gitignore] Ignore .idea (JetBrains)
…s.lib import Timestamp`
… `fill_levels` now set correctly for new Pandas
Python 3 compatibility and minor fixes
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What is this PR
This repository seems dead and I can't be bothered to keep waiting for the repo's owner to reply us. So, I've made a fork of the repo here and I intend to fix or at least try to fix whatever issues remain with the current state of ggpy.
I am starting by fixing the most fundamental issue - pandas Timestamp import. I know that #643 and #647 address this.
I have no hopes of this PR getting merged since none of the others have been merged or even looked at.
Installation
Instead of
pip3 install ggpyusepip3 install git+https://github.com/sushinoya/ggpyContributing
If you all don't mind, you can make PRs and issues at www.github.com/sushinoya/ggpy and we can work together towards fixing them so that at least we have a proper working copy for our projects. Let me know if you have any suggestions or a better way to deal with this.