clip_on documentation note/warning #2929
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@tacaswell Is something more needed? |
| @@ -644,6 +644,9 @@ def set_clip_on(self, b): | |||
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| Set whether artist uses clipping. | |||
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Could you change this to 'Set whether the artist is clipped to the axes.'
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I need to be more careful about what I write on SO.... |
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clip_on documentation note/warning
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Spells out what clipping is rather than using the 'clip to' language, but if 'clip to' makes sense to the user they probably guessed what this does anyway. |
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This try to fix the comment on PR #2837
Warning:
I didn't even knew the
clip_onexistence and I'm not sure I am describing the results correctly.I am just paraphrasing @tacaswell from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21615285/how-to-not-cut-flatten-lines-when-moving-the-spines-in-matplotlib/21617349#21617349