dateformatter | Basic date formatter with strings extracted from CLDR | Internationalization library

You need to escape the special characters (i.e. /, ( and )) in your regular expression with a backslash (i.e. \).

Change it to:

Constrained_layout was specifically designed with this case in mind. It will work with your gridspec solution above, but more idiomatically:

I'm not familiar with matplotlib.dates but because you are using pandas there are simple ways doing what you need using pandas.

Here is my code:

As @Minho shared it's seems to be a simple debug / diagnostic left by a dev.

Fortunately for us they used Os.Log which we should all use, correctly like it is done here.

Using the console we can identify the subsystem and category of the messages

console.app logs of related error

We can then tell Os.Log to ignore the related subsystem and Category With subsystem: com.apple.UIKit and category: UICollectionViewRecursion

This give us the following commands, the first for system (device), the second for the booted simulator.

This is related to the way pandas produces the bar plot where it just indexes the x-position (to verify: ax.get_xlim() gives (-0.5, 681.5)).

The easiest workaround is to use matplotlib directly:

Suggest using secondary_xaxis if I understand your problem correctly. Add this to the bottom of your code:

As already pointed out by JohanC, you should use the matplotlib's object-oriented interface.

You can create the two subplots you need and then customize the axis based on your needs:

If you get all components from a date with dateComponents(in:from:), you have to set also yearForWeekOfYear accordingly

• You only have 12 points, so MonthLocator won't work as desired.
• It will be easier to set the x-axis as the month names with a list:
  • import calendar to get a list of month names, or type them manually, and then use x = calendar.month_abbr[1:]