Issue #70 #83
Issue #70 #83
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This solution rasterizes collections from a less specific selection as what was possible using the attribute collections, which has been deprecated in matplotlib, and for what doesn't need to (and can't) get rasterized it simply fails to do so and filter out the warning. not the cleanest solution but has the same result as previously while solving the deprecation issue |
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Solving the deprecation issue is important to be able to move to newer versions, so the workaround which includes filtering error messages is ok until a cleaner solution is found.
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Please add comment as suggested and change title to something indicating the problem.
| for contour in contours.collections: | ||
| contour.set_rasterized(True) | ||
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| new = ax.ax.collections[len(before):] |
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| new = ax.ax.collections[len(before):] | |
| # Workaround for deprecated contours.collection: | |
| # Loop over ax.collections, ignore warning that are produced for collections | |
| # that cannot be rasterized. | |
| new = ax.ax.collections[len(before):] |
This solution solves the collections attribute deprecation in matplotlib draw_colors_contours, but the plots weigh almost double as much storage and the shapes on the map have worse boundaries.