Closed florianhartig closed 8 years ago
in local plots, the size argument is confusing, because it only works for grids and the sqrt result is rounded, in the sense that
size = 10 produces a 3x3 plot
either
i) we switch to a size argument, or ii) we add other than grid geometries so that we get exactly the right size
I would tend towards i), with the slight modification that I wonder if we should move towards circular geometries as well
How do you mean i) switching to a size argument? Should the size determine the edge length of a square? Or in case of a circular geometry the radius? Or the absoulte number of cells in the subplot?
in local plots, the size argument is confusing, because it only works for grids and the sqrt result is rounded, in the sense that
size = 10 produces a 3x3 plot
either
i) we switch to a size argument, or ii) we add other than grid geometries so that we get exactly the right size
I would tend towards i), with the slight modification that I wonder if we should move towards circular geometries as well