Mark Bakker wrote:
> Eric -
>
> Thanks for your reply.
> Let me give you my idea about axis('scaled') and why I am asking for a
> change (a new option would be fine as well).
OK, your explanation of the use case is very helpful. I am thinking
that the problem here is that we are trying to get
Eric -
Thanks for your reply.
Let me give you my idea about axis('scaled') and why I am asking for a
change (a new option would be fine as well).
What people I talked to do is, they plot some background (say roads) for a
large area; in interactive mode. Then they contour a small portion of that
Mark,
It sounds like what you want axis('scaled') to do is nothing other than
gca().set_aspect(1, adjustable='box')
draw_if_interactive()
I think this is a bit out of character with things like axis('equal').
Part of this character is that automatic things are turned on, so that
going back and
I have a follow-up on my previous emai.
I don't think we should do an autoscale_view() for axis('equal') either.
For axis('equal') only the limits of either the x or y axis are adjusted
(enlarged really) until the aspect ratio is equal.
Not sure about the others. Do we ever need to do it?
Mark
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Eric -
I just installed version 0.90 on my windows machine and it seems that
axis('scaled') doesn't work properly yet.
I thought axis('scaled') will change the axes such that the aspect ratio is
equal WITHOUT changing the limits on the axes.
A simple example shows that this goes wrong (I thought
