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Look for user-specified styles in ~/.config/matplotlib/stylelib #2720

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@alimuldal alimuldal commented Jan 11, 2014

Hi all,
I just noticed that the styles module currently only looks for user-specified styles in ~/.matplotlib/stylelib. I think it ought to also look in ~/.config/matplotlib/stylelib/ for consistency with ~/.config/matplotlib/matplotlibrc and in order to comply with the latest XDG standard (c.f. #454).

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tacaswell commented Jan 13, 2014

Can you please clean up the PEP8 violations? It looks like you left some trailing white space on one of the lines.

This changes looks reasonable to me, but I suspect that this should have a more correct handling of paths (does '~' work on windows?) like the way rcparams handles the same problem.

I see no reason not to merge this (once pep8 is fixed), but it is a stop-gap.

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alimuldal commented Jan 13, 2014

'~' is handled by os.path.expanduser - on Windows this will use the HOME and USERPROFILE environment variables if set, or else it will use HOMEPATH and HOMEDRIVE. I don't see any reason why this wouldn't work, but I don't have a Windows machine handy to test it at the moment.

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I think this would be better if it just used matplotlib._get_configdir() and then it can be configured in a consistent way. @tonysyu, did you have a motivation for not using that function in the first place, or was it just a case of it being well hidden?

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Merge pull request #2720 from alimuldal/styles_XDG_compliance
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Look for user-specified styles in ~/.config/matplotlib/stylelib
@mdboom mdboom merged commit 0722bc3 into matplotlib:master Jan 13, 2014
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