Hi again,
While looking for a solution for my autoscale issue (see 13/7/2010 16:50) I had a look at the matplotlib (1.0.0) source code and found something strange in axes.py
In the Axes class the method margins()(Line 1651) the doc string says that using margins() with no arguments should return xmargin, ymargin.
If I look at the code for that situation
--- axes.py line (1686-1687)
if not args and not kw:
return self._ymargin, self._ymargin
···
-----
the ymargin is returned twice.
I suppose that this is a bug and should be
return self._xmargin, self._ymargin
Best regards
Georges Schutz
Hi again,
While looking for a solution for my autoscale issue (see 13/7/2010
16:50) I had a look at the matplotlib (1.0.0) source code and found
something strange in axes.py
In the Axes class the method margins()(Line 1651) the doc string says
that using margins() with no arguments should return xmargin, ymargin.
If I look at the code for that situation
--- axes.py line (1686-1687)
if not args and not kw:
return self._ymargin, self._ymargin
-----
the ymargin is returned twice.
I suppose that this is a bug and should be
return self._xmargin, self._ymargin
Thank you. Fixed in 8549, 8550.
Eric
···
On 07/14/2010 01:29 AM, Georges Schutz wrote:
Best regards
Georges Schutz
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