Jerzy Karczmarczuk-2 wrote:
>
> What do you really want?
>
I just wanted the axis line to end at the last y tick
> I would suggest using an explicit axis, e.g.
>
> plt.axis([0,0.10,-25,80])
>
> (or between -30 and 100, or 'tight', etc.)
>
I've never used an explicit axis. What will axis('tight') actually do?
> Perhaps you wanted axis('tight') rather than your tight_layout?
>
I actually wanted tight_layout. good.py and bad.py were just my attempt to
reduce the problem to the fewest lines of code before posting it. The actual
problem script has a lot more going on and tight_layout works well in that
script for reasons unrelated to this problem. Sorry if I made things unclear
by leaving the tight_layout line in the scripts that I posted.
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