The show() method doesn't seem to work.

[marlloseff]

The show() method doesn't seem to work.

[stevengj]

That's not how Matplotlib works.

If you are using the GUI, then closing the figure deletes it.

If you are using some other interface, e.g. vscode or IJulia/Jupyter, then you can call display(fig) on the figure object. However, the return value of plot is not the figuer object. You can get the figure object from x[1].figure or gcf().

[marlloseff]

I am using bash terminal. When I type x[1].figure, the output in the terminal is: Figure(PyObject <Figure size 640x480 with 1 Axes>), but without showing the graph. When I type gcf(), a blank figure appears. I remember re-displaying the graphics (Julia 1.7.2) with just the show() command.