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If masking reduces the bounds of a dataset, plots look incomplete. #26

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danlipsa opened this issue Oct 26, 2016 · 0 comments
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danlipsa commented Oct 26, 2016

The following script creates a plot that looks incomplete:

import vcs
import cdms2
x = vcs.init()
f = cdms2.open("/home/danlipsa/src/uvcdat-examples/isofill-robinson/coads_climatology.nc")
v = f["SST"]
iso = vcs.getisofill('a_robinson_isofill')
x.plot(v, iso, bg=1)
x.png("isofill-robinson.png")

isofill-robinson-bad

@danlipsa danlipsa self-assigned this Oct 26, 2016
danlipsa added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 26, 2016
…plete.

We use 'vtk_dataset_bounds_no_mask', the dataset bounds before masking
instead of the dataset bounds for fitToViewport.
danlipsa added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 27, 2016
…plete.

We use 'vtk_dataset_bounds_no_mask', the dataset bounds before masking
instead of the dataset bounds for fitToViewport.
doutriaux1 pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 2, 2016
…plete. (#27)

We use 'vtk_dataset_bounds_no_mask', the dataset bounds before masking
instead of the dataset bounds for fitToViewport.
@doutriaux1 doutriaux1 modified the milestone: 2.10 May 5, 2017
@doutriaux1 doutriaux1 added the bug label May 8, 2017
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