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Why do you start a second docstring here? Btw. never use docstrings to multi line comments, this is very dirty coding!
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| fig1 = self._param['fig'] |
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After this change, shouldn't we remove the argument ax from the plot function? If it is still used somewhere else you should replace it there with the new axis object stored in the kippenhahn object.
| if self._param['log_cmap']: | ||
| data_to_plot = np.log10(np.abs(np.transpose(self._data))) | ||
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| data_to_plot = np.transpose(self._data) |
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Just a matter of style, should you better use the structure:
if self._param['signed_log_cmap']:
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elif self._param['log_cmap']:
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else:
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instead of
if self._param['signed_log_cmap']:
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else:
if self._param['log_cmap']:
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else:
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| ax2.set_ylim([1e-5,1.]) | ||
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| ax2.set_ylim([0.,1.]) | ||
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Are you sure you don't want to check for self._param['ax'] here?
Even a deeper thought: shouldn't we check, whether self._Xaxis_min, self._Xaxis_max, ... are given? Usually, I'd let the user overwrite old limits, when new ones are given.
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Adding input options to the plotting method: