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My guess is that you're sending more than just one data packet, thus attempting plot more than once.
In any case, to get past the current issue, I'd suggest using savefig saving files with a unique name, appending timestamp is one approach, and the you can print at your leisure.
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My guess is that you're sending more than just one data packet, thus attempting plot more than once.
In any case, to get past the current issue, I'd suggest using savefig saving files with a unique name, appending timestamp is one approach, and the you can print at your leisure.leisure. You should use clf after you save the figure though.
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My guess is that you're sending more than just one data packet, thus attempting plot more than once.once. That's the reason why it hangs.
ps -ef in another terminal will show you the PID for the program and a kill PID should stop the process.
In any case, to get past the current core issue, I'd suggest using savefig saving files with a unique name, appending timestamp is one approach, and the you can print at your leisure. You should use clf after you save the figure though.
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