PyPlot ignores bbox="tight" when saving
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描述
I have searched the forums of stackoverflow and others to save a figure in pyplot without any padding, frame or axes/ticks. There seems to be an array of solutions, none of them seem to work on the Julia interface to PyPlot. Specifically, when I use
`savefig(outname, bbox_inches="tight", pad_inches=0.0, frameon=false, dpi=90)`
it seems to ignore completely both the bbox_inches and the pad_inches keywords. The saved figure
has exactly the same white unsymmetrical frame that all default figures have. `frameon` only seems to make it transparent, not to eliminate it.
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调研方向
Start by reproducing the Julia PyPlot savefig call with bbox_inches="tight" and pad_inches=0.0, then trace the savefig entry point to see how these keywords are passed. Done means the saved figure respects both options and the unchanged default padding is covered by a regression test.
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