Eric Firing
Eric Firing
@BlGene Using `bbox_inches='tight' does not make sense when saving images for a video. It is adjusting the size independently for each frame, so slight changes in tick labels, titles, etc....
I can still reproduce this with the tk backend.
I think the best solution would be to have scrollbars appear when the screen window is not large enough to hold the figure at the specified size and dpi. The...
@Khris777 I hope you don't mind my having changed your title; I think it will make it easier to find and track the issue.
On my machine with the macosx backend, it makes a window the size of the screen, not the specified size. And it cuts off the bottom a little bit (I...
@jklymak, I simply did "pythonw `which ipython` --pylab=osx" and then ```python fig = plt.figure(figsize=(30, 25)) ``` and observed that the figure width exactly equals the screen width and I don't...
I think that solving this problem should remain a goal.
The goal is to always render the figure at the specified figsize in inches based on the specified dpi, regardless of the size of the window. So for any window,...
Yes, I imagine the behavior I describe would have to be an optional alternative; preferably with an rcParam for the default, and an easy toggle. In many--perhaps most--cases the current...
Perhaps my proposal is not yet clear; I don't understand what "mixture" you are referring to. Have 2 modes: 1) Current behavior. 2) figsize in inches, translated to pixels based...