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Fix svg flipping (again) #1691

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Fixes #1689.

…aling, just copy the data. (Note we don't do this for other kinds of interpolation, because the filtering on those interpolations could have an effect even when not actually scaling.)"

This reverts commit 1c9f9b5.
This removes the flipping done in Python and keeps the regression tests.
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All tests pass locally with python 2.7.

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Tests are passing on Travis, too.

@mdboom Is it ok for me to merge this?

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mdboom commented Jan 23, 2013

Seems ok -- but I'm worried the change in _image.cpp may have a negative impact on other backends. Though I know you've looked into the problem in much greater depth than I have. If all tests are passing, I suspect we're ok on this.

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@dmcdougall dmcdougall merged commit 6b20da4 into matplotlib:v1.2.x Jan 23, 2013
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@mdboom It worries me too, but remember that it was a regression from v1.1.1, so I think we're ok. Problems may arise from changes in backends that deal with images in the v1.1.1--v1.2.0 range, but I think I'd rather deal with those piecemeal given the solid ground 1.1.1 gave us.

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