Move figure factory#316
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* line too long * bad line breaking at operators (e.g., `*`) * continuation line over-intented
Note that default arguments are used in all function calls. This means that you can get some unexpected storage of previous defaults! It’s best practice not to do this.
IDEs hate this… besides, this is internal code. The important part is that we eventually validate our work by instantiating a `Figure`. We can use the publicly hidden `GraphObjectFactory` for this purpose.
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:/ this never made it in, so I'm going to close it down since it's so old. However, I'd still really like to untangle all our imports and shift some things around. |
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PR 1: Move FigureFactory out of tools.py!
We can be nice and raise a deprecation warning. Here's what that looks like: