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Don't change Figure DPI if value unchanged - #16971
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Check that the value of dpi is different before going through all the machinery to actually flush the change of value.
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Oh, this is the same conclusion I ended up at #16972, though slightly different implementation. I don't mind rebasing on this one, but perhaps include a similar comment (or stuff from commit message). |
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As pure style, I have a slight preference for the early return (less indentation, less code churn), but 🤷♀️. |
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If #16972 needs to go in anyway for the gtk3 fixes, we can just merge that. |
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Superseded by #16972. |
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So while digging into #15131, I noticed a change in how much we call resize. Here is the sample code I'm running:
When I run that 3.2.1, I see the following set of print outs of calls of various resize-related methods:
That looks reasonable. This is what the same code does on current master:
It looks like this change came in #16828. Prevously when
Text.get_window_extentgot a DPI ofNone, the function did not setfigure.dpi. Now:matplotlib/lib/matplotlib/text.py
Lines 894 to 913 in e702edd
If DPI comes in as
None, the current DPI is grabbed and then reset onFigure. The change I've implemented here is to make settingFigure.dpia no-op if the value isn't different. This gets us back to: