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axes_grid: indicate the axes for the suplot with append_axes #966

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bmu opened this issue Jun 27, 2012 · 5 comments
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axes_grid: indicate the axes for the suplot with append_axes #966

bmu opened this issue Jun 27, 2012 · 5 comments

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@bmu
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bmu commented Jun 27, 2012

for further description see this question on stackoverflow.

I trtied the example and could not find a solution even with adapting the source.

Is this a bug?

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pelson commented Jun 28, 2012

@leejjoon: Is this one of your areas of expertise?

cimarronm added a commit to cimarronm/matplotlib that referenced this issue Jan 16, 2014
…ug where it

does not account for the reference horizontal locator index when adding
a veritcal axes and does not accout for the reference vertical locator
index when adding a horizontal axes. This fixes that bug so that the
append_axes function adds the axes where it is expected.
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The issue was that when adding a horizontal axes with the divider, the newly created axes locator does not account for the vertical reference index and uses 0 (i.e. bottommost). Likewise, if one were to add a vertical axes, the newly created locator does not use the vertical reference index and uses 0 (i.e. leftmost) instead of where the divider reference really is.

cimarronm added a commit to cimarronm/matplotlib that referenced this issue Feb 4, 2014
…s a bug where it

does not account for the reference horizontal locator index when adding
a veritcal axes and does not accout for the reference vertical locator
index when adding a horizontal axes. This fixes that bug so that the
append_axes function adds the axes where it is expected.
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@cimarronm Is there a PR to go with this?

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@tacaswell Yes, it PR #2735.

@tacaswell tacaswell added this to the v1.4.0 milestone Feb 25, 2014
cimarronm added a commit to cimarronm/matplotlib that referenced this issue Feb 26, 2014
…s a bug where it

does not account for the reference horizontal locator index when adding
a veritcal axes and does not accout for the reference vertical locator
index when adding a horizontal axes. This fixes that bug so that the
append_axes function adds the axes where it is expected.
cimarronm added a commit to cimarronm/matplotlib that referenced this issue Mar 18, 2014
…s a bug where it

does not account for the reference horizontal locator index when adding
a veritcal axes and does not accout for the reference vertical locator
index when adding a horizontal axes. This fixes that bug so that the
append_axes function adds the axes where it is expected.
tacaswell added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 20, 2014
Fixes issue #966: When appending the new axes, there is a bug where it
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#2735 is merged which fixes this, closing.

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