Nicer axes names in selector for figure options. #5667
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Maybe be a bit more forgiving on this and allow only one of them?
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Replace the old label, which included the legthy repr of the axes object, to a nicer label which emphasizes the title or axes labels (depending on what is present). Also drops the use of the label of the Axes object itself, for which I haven't found any other reference or use in general. (Another option would be to use solely `Axes.get_label()` when defined, as this doesn't seem to have any other use.) See matplotlib#5468.
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Nicer axes names in selector for figure options.
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Replace the old label, which included the legthy repr of the axes
object, to a nicer label which emphasizes the title or axes labels
(depending on what is present). Also drops the use of the label of the
Axes object itself, for which I haven't found any other reference or use
in general. (Another option would be to use solely
Axes.get_label()when defined, as this doesn't seem to have any other use.)
See #5468.