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serialplot's Issues

Failed to start on Linux (CentOS) due to iconbitmap call

Seems to be an issue with my OS, thus included it in the title. git-clone'd the project, using Anaconda Python 2 or Anaconda Python 3, and pip install pyserial (already had other libs), I get the following error.

[kinoshitabd@localhost serialplot]$ python serialplot.py 
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "serialplot.py", line 35, in <module>
    root.iconbitmap(default=graphicon)
  File "/home/kinoshitabd/Development/python/anaconda3/lib/python3.5/tkinter/__init__.py", line 1713, in wm_iconbitmap
    return self.tk.call('wm', 'iconbitmap', self._w, '-default', default)
_tkinter.TclError: wrong # args: should be "wm iconbitmap window ?bitmap?"

Commenting out root.iconbitmap(default='graphs.ico') the window is displayed (though empty and really small).

Slow graph redraw until window is resized

Wait about 5 seconds and maximize or unmaximize the window, the redraw rate goes up to about 25FPS. Not sure why, I think it's an issue with the matplotlib backend

SerialPlot demo

Hi,
just would liketo know what is the interesting piece of kit you have in that serialplot demo video?
Have not figured out any way to send you a PM so doing it this way.

Program freezes with run with Python3 on Windows, only when calling serialplot.py

This is running Anaconda on Windows with a python 3.5 environment. If I try to run serialplot.py, as soon as the graph window comes up, the python instance freezes with no error messages. Windows has force close it. It seems to freeze when canvas.show() is called in graphWindow.

If, under the same operating circumstances, I run graphWindow or configWindow, in which the only action taken is to open serialplot.py, the program runs without freezing. I tried moving the import's around to see if it would help to no avail.

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