Wrap ix/iy in np.atleast_1d before set_data so Matplotlib ≥3.8 - #360
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accepts scalars as sequences. Prevents "RuntimeError: x must be a sequence". Previously, the error appeared after creating a point and then modifying any parameter in the GUI
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Wrap ix/iy in np.atleast_1d before set_data so Matplotlib ≥3.8 can accept scalars as sequences. Prevents "RuntimeError: x must be a sequence".
Previously, the error appeared after creating a df point on the window and then modifying any parameter in the GUI when using Matplotlib ≥3.8.