Hi Folks,
I’ve been experimenting with the new subplot_mosaic functionality( loving the simplicity, btw) and I’ve hit a problem.
With this layout, constrained_layout=True copes just fine.
layout = “”"
layout = “”"
[WARNING]
Can someone explain to me what might cause this?
Incidentally, D is just a stacked bar graph
and E is a simple bar graph.
I also get the same warning when I extend A to (2x1) instead of extending D.
layout = “”"
Cheers
Can you try this from the default branch? @jklymak completely re-wrote how the we set up the constraints to avoid this sort of collapse (see https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/pull/17494 for details).
This problem is at the Axes layout level and should be independent of what is in the Axes.
jklymak
November 19, 2020, 5:42pm
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yes, this indeed fails to converge for 3.3.3, but works fine on master (3.4.0).
The problem here is a difficult one to set up constraints for - the CEAD axes all need to have matching sizes (C==D, A==E) but they do not share inner axes edges. Fixing this case was actually a good whack of relatively complicated code in _constrained_layout.py called _match_submerged_margins. Along with colorbars, it turns what should be 20 lines of code into a few hundred.
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Thanks Thomas/Jody
Useful to know this is a failure mode of the constrained_layouts, and not just something I’ve overlooked in my code.
When is 3.4.0 pencilled in for official release? - It’s not available to me in Google Colab via %pip ATM. (not urgent - just a request for info)
Cheers
Aiming for sometime in January 2021 (with an RC in mid December 2020).
