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>>>>> "Eric" == Eric Firing <ef...@ha...> writes: Eric> command. If there is any sentiment that it would be Eric> desirable, I could make legend understand it as well, for Eric> the sake of consistency. I'm +1 on this. It only inconveniences power users. Eric> I factored the plot box resizing and repositioning code out Eric> into a PBox class ("Position Box", subclassed from list), Eric> presently in its own pbox.py file, because I think it will Eric> be more generally useful; the colorbar command is one such Eric> intended use. It may be helpful to make Axes._position a Eric> PBox instance instead of an ordinary list. PBox appears to overlap matplotlib._transforms.BBox. Granted, the mostly universal consensus is that mpl transforms are SNAFU-d (but mostly work!), but is this increasing confusion by duplicating functionality? In any case, you might consider simply extending BBox (even if in python rather than extension code) or adding PBox to transforms, cbook, or mlab, and describing what it does and how it is different from BBox. It probably does not merit a separate module. Eric> I think that aspect-ratio handling is now reasonably solid Eric> and complete; I have tested it with pan and zoom, with and For the record, this is a major and non-trivial step. I certainly threw up my hands at attempting to fix it more than a year ago after in-depth discussions with Perry about what was involved in making this work in the presence of figure resizing, axes data limits, image aspect ratios, etc. Thanks Eric and Mark for months of hard work. This, plus prototype 3D, almost made me want to push for 1.0 :-). Until, of course, I realized how much work still needs to be done on the basics (Axis line handling and easy installation come to mind) Eric> without ganged axes. I had to put in a couple of hacks in Eric> backend_bases to prevent exceptions. (More careful analysis Could you summarize these hacks here so we can look over them? Eric> Thank you, Mark, for the original work that made the changes Eric> possible. Ditto. JDH