When I use the zoom feature of the NavigationToolbar, the
> xaxis is shared between all 3 graphs. But the yaxis
> limits are free. Obviously, they could also be shared but
> this is not want I want. I would like to "force" or
> "freeze" the Y axis to a given value. Consequently, the
> zoom feature would act only along the X axis.
When using the right mouse zoom in pan/zoom mode, if you hold 'x' down
the zoom will only be in the x direction. ditto for 'y'. It would be
nice to support this for zoom to rect as well. On the todo list!
JDH
Dear John,
Thanks for your support.
Pressing the X/Y key works fine in the pan menu! I tested it!
But my first suggestion would be an additional keyword in the subplot command, something like:
ax2 = subplot(312, sharex=ax1, freezey=True)
In fact, there would be necessary 2 additional keywords (freezex, freezey) that would disable
limit changes after the subplot creation. Obviouly, if freezey=False or None, the axis limits would
be free to be changed by the zooming tool.
Clovis
John Hunter wrote:
···
"Clovis" == Clovis Goldemberg <clovis@...339...> writes:
> When I use the zoom feature of the NavigationToolbar, the
> xaxis is shared between all 3 graphs. But the yaxis
> limits are free. Obviously, they could also be shared but
> this is not want I want. I would like to "force" or
> "freeze" the Y axis to a given value. Consequently, the
> zoom feature would act only along the X axis.
When using the right mouse zoom in pan/zoom mode, if you hold 'x' down
the zoom will only be in the x direction. ditto for 'y'. It would be
nice to support this for zoom to rect as well. On the todo list!
JDH
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