#5448: [with patch, needs work] rework save/show in plot, use Matplotlib's axes
code, upgrade matplotlib
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 Reporter:  mhansen      |       Owner:  mhansen   
     Type:  enhancement  |      Status:  assigned  
 Priority:  major        |   Milestone:  sage-4.1.2
Component:  graphics     |    Keywords:            
 Reviewer:               |      Author:            
   Merged:               |  
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Comment(by kcrisman):

 Replying to [comment:11 jason]:
 > > 3. For some reasons, showing some plots yields the #5956 ValueError of
 "ValueError: width and height must each be below 32768" which apparently
 comes from matplotlib/backends/backend_agg.py, the RendererAgg (whatever
 that is).  I should point out these are plots which worked before.
 Apparently it has something to do with adding axes_labels, because without
 them, this problem does not appear.  Did something get a LOT bigger on the
 axis labels?
 >
 >
 > For right now, I automatically expand things to not clip axes labels.
 There might be a bug in that.  Can you post an example?
 >

 It appears to have something to do with where the labels are located.
 {{{
 sage: plot(x**2,0,1,axes_labels=['x','y'])
 }}}
 is fine, but
 {{{
 sage: plot(x**2,99,100,axes_labels=['x','y'])
 }}}
 yields the problem.  This also happens with point sets:

 {{{
 sage: data=[(1990,1611),(1991,1586)]
 sage: plot1=point(data)
 sage: show(plot1,axes_labels=['x','y'])
 }}}

 Back to the other issues, note that while the following does plot
 {{{
 sage: show(plot1)
 }}}
 it also is not ideal, as the axes don't even come close to touching.  By
 the way, the pointsize is irrelevant - even with no pointsize given, the
 points are still cut off.  Also, there is a mysterious cut-off thing at
 the bottom which look like +1.00e3, but it's cut off so I can't tell for
 sure.  Any ideas on that?

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