Fix: restore handling of labels on multi line plots in matplot #521
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Fix: restore handling of labels on multi line plots in matplot (#521)
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Fix: restore handling of labels on multi line plots in matplot (#521)
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Fix: restore handling of labels on multi line plots in matplot (#521)
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Fix: restore handling of labels on multi line plots in matplot (#521)
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Following the merge of #495 trying to do multiple lineplots with matplotlib as in
results in labels such as "None (None)" on both axes. This is because axsetter is called with the string "None (None)" the same issue does not exist for pyqtgraph as it directly supports units and
setLabel is called as
setLabel(None, None)which is simply interpreted as a noopThis pr restores matching behaviour to matplot