#2100: sensible defaults for aspect ratio
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Reporter: jason | Owner: jason
Type: enhancement | Status:
needs_review
Priority: major | Milestone:
sage-4.6.2
Component: graphics | Keywords:
Author: Jason Grout, Karl-Dieter Crisman | Upstream: N/A
Reviewer: Andrey Novoseltsev, Karl-Dieter Crisman | Merged:
Work_issues: unify option names |
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Old description:
> We have two concepts of "aspect ratio" that we'd like to expose to the
> user.
>
> This patch exposes the following behavior:
>
> {{{
> * Figure aspect ratio -- controls the final image size, including any
> text labels, etc. This will be set using the following options:
> o figsize
> + single number - use this as a base size for the width
> of the figure canvas
> + two numbers - an actual figure size in inches
> + None - use the default size in Matplotlib
> o fit_tight
> + if True, clip or extend the resulting figure to the
> plot objects (so the resulting figure will probably not have figsize
> dimensions
> + if False, the resulting figure has exactly figsize
> dimensions, but items in the plot may be clipped or there may be
> excessive padding around drawn objects
> * Pixel aspect ratio
> o aspect_ratio -- the ratio height/width for a unit square
> + 1 -- a unit square appears to have equal height and
> width. This will be the default for Graphics objects (so if a default is
> not explicitly set, the default is this.)
> + 'auto' -- plot the given data limits in the given (or
> computed) figsize, filling the figure (default for plot and list_plot)
> + number -- ratio of height to width.
> }}}
>
> Apply trac_2100-aspect-ratio-rebase.patch and trac_2100-auto-automatic-
> and-vector.patch for this.
New description:
We have two concepts of "aspect ratio" that we'd like to expose to the
user.
This patch exposes the following behavior:
{{{
* Figure aspect ratio -- controls the final image size, including any
text labels, etc. This will be set using the following options:
o figsize
+ single number - use this as a base size for the width of
the figure canvas
+ two numbers - an actual figure size in inches
+ None - use the default size in Matplotlib
o fit_tight
+ if True, clip or extend the resulting figure to the plot
objects (so the resulting figure will probably not have figsize dimensions
+ if False, the resulting figure has exactly figsize
dimensions, but items in the plot may be clipped or there may be excessive
padding around drawn objects
* Pixel aspect ratio
o aspect_ratio -- the ratio height/width for a unit square
+ 1 -- a unit square appears to have equal height and
width. This will be the default for Graphics objects (so if a default is
not explicitly set, the default is this.)
+ 'auto' -- plot the given data limits in the given (or
computed) figsize, filling the figure (default for plot and list_plot)
+ number -- ratio of height to width.
}}}
Apply [trac_2100-aspect-ratio-rebase.patch] and [trac_2100-auto-automatic-
and-vector.patch] for this.
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Comment(by kcrisman):
See the description. I guess I didn't make it obvious enough :)
Apply [trac_2100-aspect-ratio-rebase.patch] and [trac_2100-auto-automatic-
and-vector.patch] for this.
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/2100#comment:57>
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