Hi All,
I want to have two axes have the same xlimits and the same length of the x
axis. However, I'd also like for the first axis to be plotted at a certain
aspect ratio (its geographic if anyone is interested).
The following two tries do not work, because the "bounds" stay the same after
set_aspect.
I'm sure I'm just missing some other call to the axes (or axis?) class. Is
there someway at getting at the underlying length of the actual axis, not its
whole bounding box?
Thanks, Jody
# this basically has no effect....
ax=subplot(2,1,1)
plot(arange(0,10),arange(0,10)*3)
ax.set_aspect(0.7)
pp = ax.get_position().bounds
axn=subplot(2,1,2)
plot(arange(0,10),rand(10))
ppn = axn.get_position().bounds
print pp
print ppn
axn.set_position([pp[0],ppn[1],pp[2],ppn[3]])
# Or, this zooms in on subplot 1, which is of course not what I want....
ax=subplot(2,1,1)
plot(arange(0,10),arange(0,10)*3)
ax.set_aspect(0.7)
pp = ax.get_position().bounds
axn=subplot(2,1,2,sharex=ax)
plot(arange(0,10),rand(10))
ppn = axn.get_position().bounds
print pp
print ppn
axn.set_position([pp[0],ppn[1],pp[2],ppn[3]])
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