[ENH] Combined plot_spectra and plot_spectrum #198
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I think I've updated this to all come together after merging #176 @ryanhammonds - when you get a chance, can you revisit this, and check the updates, and run some checks that it's all working / nothing goes weird? Thanks! |
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Awesome, thanks for the checks @ryanhammonds! And thanks for this PR, I really like the update here! |
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This addresses a point in #193.
plot_spectranot accepts 1d arrays andplot_spectrumhas been replaced byplot_spectrathroughout the module. The same has been done withplot_spectra_shading, withplot_spectrum_shadingremoved.Also,
plot_spectrumhas been aliased toplot_spectrain the __init__.py to not break anyone's code. This wasn't done forplot_spectrum_shadingsince it's not imported in the init.