Dears,
In this app I'm working on, I have a circular plot (not a polar plot,
just a plot inside a circular area) in a panel, within a
wx.splitterwindow.
The problem is that the edges of the plot are being clipped (see
screenshots). How to prevent this from happening? I tried different
combination of aces.set_xlim() and axes.set_xbound(), but without
success (I also don't the difference between xlim and xbound).
screenshots , code and sample data attached.
many thanks
data.txt (255 Bytes)
pystereo17.py (9.51 KB)
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Can’t stop the signal.
You can call "set_clip_box(None)" on all of the artists you draw. (The circles and other patches etc.)
Cheers,
Mike
Carlos Gu�no Grohmann wrote:
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Dears,
In this app I'm working on, I have a circular plot (not a polar plot,
just a plot inside a circular area) in a panel, within a
wx.splitterwindow.
The problem is that the edges of the plot are being clipped (see
screenshots). How to prevent this from happening? I tried different
combination of aces.set_xlim() and axes.set_xbound(), but without
success (I also don't the difference between xlim and xbound).
screenshots , code and sample data attached.
many thanks
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