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Optimal spacing between subplots may differ within one figure depending on axes labels and tick label widths. A common example of this difference in preferred spacing is that the colorbar may not require the same spacing from the adjacent subplots as the subplots need from each other:
Current implementation only allows for one consistent height (or width) spacing between all subplots of a figure. Enabling wt.artists.create_figure() to accept a 1D list of values for hspace and wspace would enhance figure generation.
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For anyone interested in circumventing this limitation in the mean time, @ddkohler suggested making spacing minimal, say wspace = 0, and then using thin subplot columns, i.e. col = [1, 0.05, 1, cbar] where you do want spacing. There may be games to play with the aspect ratio argument as well (haven't thought that far).
Optimal spacing between subplots may differ within one figure depending on axes labels and tick label widths. A common example of this difference in preferred spacing is that the colorbar may not require the same spacing from the adjacent subplots as the subplots need from each other:
Current implementation only allows for one consistent height (or width) spacing between all subplots of a figure. Enabling wt.artists.create_figure() to accept a 1D list of values for hspace and wspace would enhance figure generation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: