plots don't obey limits

[jgassert]

After running

m_fldaCDM.migrad()
m_fldaCDM.hesse() 

in a Jupyter notebook, the plots of data and fit are automatically displayed, but the fitted line is only plotted over the first and last datapoint. In an unsorted array/list, this gives unexpected plots, not starting from the beginning. A simple addition of min/max calls when plotting would solve this issue.

[HDembinski]

Can you upload an example image? I cannot quite picture what you mean. Ideally, if you could provide a short reproducer so that I can see what the issue is, I might be able to fix it. Or if you already know how to fix it, please submit a PR.

[jgassert]

After fitting a function where the x-values are not ordered, the line plot is not covering the whole range. See below image. The x-value array/list here starts at 0.43 and ends (last entry) is 0.83, while the whole array/list contains smaller and larger values.

[HDembinski]

Ah, I get it now, that should be easy to fix. Thanks for reporting, I will work on it.