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From: John H. <jdh...@ac...> - 2005年08月10日 03:46:01
>>>>> "Charles" == Charles Moad <cm...@in...> writes:
 Charles> current cvs. I have a project that I am wanting to use
 Charles> the blitting for the tkagg and I want to test on windows.
 Charles> I don't have a build environment for it. If it is too
 Charles> much trouble, it is not a big deal.
Hey Charles,
If I don't have this to you by 10AM tomorrow, send me an email
reminder.
Thanks,
JDH
From: Steve C. <ste...@ya...> - 2005年08月10日 02:03:21
On Fri, 2005年08月05日 at 20:28 -0700, Norbert Nemec wrote:
> Currently, when writing a SVG, all raster images produced by
> imshow are
> scaled to a fixed, low resolution. (72dpi?)
> 
> The least I would expect is the 'dpi=' option of savefig to be
> used for
> writing PNGs in the SVG renderer.
I would expect that too. print_figure() ignores the dpi option and
backend_svg.py has a dpi of 72 hardcoded in about 6 different places. A
month ago I tried changing it to respect the dpi argument, the figure
size and graphics shapes were correct but the text came out too small
and positioned incorrectly.
> Even better would be to switch off rescaling completely for
> any vector
> output (EPS and SVG). This would allow optimal quality in
> post-processing.
> 
> I even believe that rescaling to a uniform resolution should
> be an
> option, not the default.
> 
> Has anybody else spent thought on this?
Steve
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