Added get_xmargin(), get_ymargin() and get_zmargin() and tests. #26293
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Thank you for your work on this @turnipseason. It looks good and I just have some m 8000 inor comments.
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Thanks for the update @turnipseason - looks good. I just learned (on gitter) that the new methods also need adding here so that they appear in the documentation. For most classes this is automatic and the methods appear in alphabetical order. For Axes we add them manually so we can group similar things together. |
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Might be overkill to add the version added directives here, but these should be mentioned in a whats new https://matplotlib.org/devdocs/devel/coding_guide.html#new-features-and-api-changes
Co-authored-by: hannah <story645@gmail.com>
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apparently I messed up and made it too long 🤦♀️ -> needs to be exact at edge
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Ah, sorry. I haven't written these before so I didn't know! I'll commit this version, then?
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By eye, that line still looks too long to me. Basically the dashes need to be the same length as the title.
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I think I should've done the previous commit by myself instead of via the github UI because it created a merge conflict. Not sure if what I did to solve it is right, but I think it's resolved in the latest commit, with the dashes being at the same level.
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This would be in 3.9, as 3.7 is already out:
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Thank you so much for your persistence, this looks good to go. Would you like one of us to squash merge or would you like to try rebasing down to 1 commit? Either choice is fine, and we can help if you'd like to do the latter. |
Glad I could help! I'm a little bit afraid to screw things up with git😅. So I think it's better if you squash merge it. I'll read more on interactive rebasing (that's what would be used, right?) and try it some other time. |
Or regular rebasing, yup! |
PR summary
Closes #26281 by adding
get_xmargin(),get_ymargin()for_AxesBaseandget_zmargin()forAxes3D, as well as tests for them.PR checklist