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…nit__ This seeks to solve the problem outlined in issue matplotlib#24617, where there where setter/getter methods available for fig.set() that were not available on Figure(). This change adds setters and getters for both thefigsize parameter and the subplotpars parameter. Tests were also included in the testing directory under figure.py to verify the addition and functionality of the methods.
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We discussed issue #24617 in the weekly meeting yesterday, and the general opinion is that this issue needs refinement before it's actually actionable. For this reason, I will close all related open issues for now. This does not mean you can't open another PR in the future or that your solution is necessarily innapropriate, but this will help us focus our efforts. Thank you for your contribution and hope to see you around! |
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This seeks to solve the problem outlined in issue #24617, where there where setter/getter methods available for fig.set() that were not available on Figure(). This change adds setters and getters for both thefigsize parameter and the subplotpars parameter.
Tests were also included in the testing directory under figure.py to verify the addition and functionality of the methods.