Hi,
Does anyone know if there is a reason that quadmesh objects don't have a
method for setting the geometry of the grid (i.e. the _coordinates
attribute)? If there's not a reason, I'll add one.
Now, this gets to a larger scale matplotlib API question. Should I add this
as a property (either coordinates or verts) which would be pythonic? Or do I
proliferate the use of getter and setter functions which is consistent? Or
do I meet in the middle and use set_* and get_* to implement the property?
Personally, I prefer the first one from purity, but recognize the need for a
consistent API. Looking over the code base right now, it seems pretty
organic, with a variety of all 3 of the approaches I mentioned being taken.
Thoughts?
Ryan
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Ryan May
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School of Meteorology
University of Oklahoma
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