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Updated 'whats_new.rst' with a little bit more explanation of why you…
… might use the 'image.composite_image' option.
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breedlun committed Mar 3, 2015
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Controls whether vector graphics backends (i.e. PDF, PS, and SVG) combine
multiple images on a set of axes into a single composite image.
multiple images on a set of axes into a single composite image. Saving each
image individually can be useful if you wish to edit a matplotlib generated
vector graphics file in Inkscape or other programs.

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