It should be possible to calculate bounds, ylim, etc. based on the entire data
Reason
Particularly if one would want to update a dimension (e.g. choose the next time-step), it would be helpful to see the evolution without changing x-limits, y-limits, etc.
Detailed explanation
The following formatoptions need to be considered:
[ ] xlim, ylim
[ ] bounds, vbounds
[ ] xticks, yticks, cticks, vcticks
Don't know, what the best name would be, maybe use_full_data? @MuellerSeb, do you have a good idea? It should also support the specification of certain dimensions, e.g.
sp.update(use_full_data=True) # to consider all dimensions
sp.update(use_full_data='time') # to only consider one dimension
sp.update(use_full_data='t') # to only consider the time dimension, whatever it is named
sp.update(use_full_data=['time', 'lev']) # to consider multiple dimensions
Summary
It should be possible to calculate
bounds
,ylim
, etc. based on the entire dataReason
Particularly if one would want to update a dimension (e.g. choose the next time-step), it would be helpful to see the evolution without changing x-limits, y-limits, etc.
Detailed explanation
The following formatoptions need to be considered:
Don't know, what the best name would be, maybe
use_full_data
? @MuellerSeb, do you have a good idea? It should also support the specification of certain dimensions, e.g.The default should be
False