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anntzer opened this issue Dec 24, 2015 · 1 comment
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Offset text should be computed based on lowest and highest ticks, not actual axes limits #5738

anntzer opened this issue Dec 24, 2015 · 1 comment
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anntzer commented Dec 24, 2015

Now that the default margins are nonzero, picking the offset text based on the axes limits rather than the tick limits can have some unesthetic consequences:

plot([1e5, 1e5+1], [0, 1])

Old style (margins=0)
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New style (margins>0)
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This is not a new issue (it can be reproduced with 1.5.0 by explicitly calling margins), it just got much more salient.
@jenshnielsen jenshnielsen modified the milestones: Critical bugfix release (1.5.1), next bug fix release (2.0.1), next major release (2.0) Dec 24, 2015
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anntzer added a commit to anntzer/matplotlib that referenced this issue Dec 31, 2015
@anntzer
MaxNLocator only returns points within bounds.
892fc5f 
e.g. when the xlims are -0.5 .. 10.5, return 0 .. 10 instead of -1
.. 11.  This implies dropping the (unused and deprecated-in-comment)
"trim" keyword argument.

Also slightly clean up the implementation of scale_range.

Preliminary work on matplotlib#5738.
anntzer added a commit to anntzer/matplotlib that referenced this issue Dec 31, 2015
@anntzer
Fix floating point issues in axes limits.
00954c4 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Note that this requires working around a bug in numpy's implementation
of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127).

Many test images have changed!

See matplotlib#5767.

Probably also wraps up work on matplotlib#5738, but tests are missing.
anntzer added a commit to anntzer/matplotlib that referenced this issue Dec 31, 2015
@anntzer
Fix floating point issues in axes limits.
9302442 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Note that this requires working around a bug in numpy's implementation
of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127).

Many test images have changed!

See matplotlib#5767.

Probably also wraps up work on matplotlib#5738, but tests are missing.
anntzer added a commit to anntzer/matplotlib that referenced this issue Dec 31, 2015
@anntzer
Fix floating point issues in axes limits.
d327e74 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Note that this requires working around a bug in numpy's implementation
of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127).

Many test images have changed!

See matplotlib#5767.

Also some more progress on matplotlib#5738.
@anntzer anntzer mentioned this issue Dec 31, 2015
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anntzer added a commit to anntzer/matplotlib that referenced this issue Jan 1, 2016
@anntzer
More precise choice of axes limits.
4fd8a4e 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Support for the (unused and deprecated-in-comment) "trim" keyword
argument has been dropped as the way ticks are picked has changed.

Many test images have changed!

Implementation notes:
- A bug in numpy's implementation of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127) is worked
around.
- The implementation of scale_range has also been cleaned.

See matplotlib#5767, matplotlib#5738.
anntzer added a commit to anntzer/matplotlib that referenced this issue Jan 1, 2016
@anntzer
More precise choice of axes limits.
846fde4 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Support for the (unused and deprecated-in-comment) "trim" keyword
argument has been dropped as the way ticks are picked has changed.

Many test images have changed!

Implementation notes:
- A bug in numpy's implementation of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127) is worked
around.
- The implementation of scale_range has also been cleaned.

See matplotlib#5767, matplotlib#5738.
@anntzer anntzer mentioned this issue Jan 1, 2016
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anntzer added a commit to anntzer/matplotlib that referenced this issue Jan 2, 2016
@anntzer
More precise choice of axes limits.
dae0b87 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Support for the (unused and deprecated-in-comment) "trim" keyword
argument has been dropped as the way ticks are picked has changed.

Many test images have changed!

Implementation notes:
- A bug in numpy's implementation of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127) is worked
around.
- The implementation of scale_range has also been cleaned.

See matplotlib#5767, matplotlib#5738.
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anntzer added a commit to anntzer/matplotlib that referenced this issue Feb 15, 2016
@anntzer
More precise choice of axes limits.
e67c7fc 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Support for the (unused and deprecated-in-comment) "trim" keyword
argument has been dropped as the way ticks are picked has changed.

Many test images have changed!

Implementation notes:
- A bug in numpy's implementation of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127) is worked
around.
- The implementation of scale_range has also been cleaned.

See matplotlib#5767, matplotlib#5738.
jenshnielsen pushed a commit to jenshnielsen/matplotlib that referenced this issue Mar 20, 2016
@anntzer @jenshnielsen
More precise choice of axes limits.
c04d12e 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Support for the (unused and deprecated-in-comment) "trim" keyword
argument has been dropped as the way ticks are picked has changed.

Many test images have changed!

Implementation notes:
- A bug in numpy's implementation of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127) is worked
around.
- The implementation of scale_range has also been cleaned.

See matplotlib#5767, matplotlib#5738.
jenshnielsen pushed a commit to jenshnielsen/matplotlib that referenced this issue Mar 20, 2016
@anntzer @jenshnielsen
More precise choice of axes limits.
6d23c8e 
plt.plot([-.1, .2]) used to pick (in round numbers mode) [-.1, .25] as
ylims due to floating point inaccuracies; change it to pick [-.1, .2]
(up to floating point inaccuracies).

Support for the (unused and deprecated-in-comment) "trim" keyword
argument has been dropped as the way ticks are picked has changed.

Many test images have changed!

Implementation notes:
- A bug in numpy's implementation of divmod (numpy/numpy#6127) is worked
around.
- The implementation of scale_range has also been cleaned.

See matplotlib#5767, matplotlib#5738.
@tacaswell tacaswell mentioned this issue Mar 20, 2016
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