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@holmbuar holmbuar commented Sep 24, 2019

I am using Ripser.py alongside a Docker container running all the python stuff. This makes plotting tricky if at all possible. The workaround is simply to use pyplot.savefig() and save the plots as files.

This pull request is a naive and humble attempt to enable figure saving functionality to Ripser.py. Suggestions, edits and/ or corrections are welcome.

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Sorry it took me so long to circle back about this. Address the couple of comments regarding the arguments and I'll merge asap.

plt.show()

if save is True:
plt.savefig(figures_directory + filename)
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Could you change it to only accept one argument, filename please.

ax=None,
save=False,
figures_directory=None,
filename=None
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Do you need both save and filename? How about if filename is not None, then save to the filename

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