OF, I have now filed it as a bug. Thenk you.
Regards, Federico On 06/04/2019 14:39, Samuel Gougeon wrote:
1) I create new axes by plotting some data set. As expected, axes' size matches the plot data range. 2) I run gca().clip_state = "off" Acording to the documentation (https://help.scilab.org/docs/6.0.2/en_US/axes_properties.html), from now on all newly created objects should not clip, meaning that even if the object (such as a polyline) exceeds the original data range, it will be displayed in full. 3) I plot another data set that exceeds the original axes limits. Contrary to the expected behavior, it does clip. 4) I run gca().clip_state and I see it has reverted to "clipgrf". This explains the observed clipping, but it is not clear why the setting from 2) has changed. 5) I run again gca().clip_state = "off" Nothing happens (it makes sense, since the clip_state should affect new objects, not previous ones) 6) I run gce().children.clip_state = "off" Only now the clipping is gone and the second plot shows in full.
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