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Image: handle images with zero columns or rows. - #3102
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Two methods in the _image extension module now raise an exception if the number of rows or columns is zero; previously they could segfault. A particular circumstance that can cause this (setting xlim completely outside the image extent) is handled directly in the image module without raising an exception. Closes matplotlib#3091.
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Two methods in the _image extension module now raise an
exception if the number of rows or columns is zero;
previously they could segfault. A particular
circumstance that can cause this (setting xlim completely
outside the image extent) is handled directly in the
image module without raising an exception.
Closes #3091.