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If I add a bunch of graphics primitives to a Graphic object using the Graphic append() method, the __xmax, __xmin, __ymax, __ymin attributes are not updated. Therefore when I try to plot the graphic, nothing shows up. Code for the correct behaviour can be found in the Graphic.__add__() method.
The correct behaviour is not quite that in Graphic.add(), since this is adding two Graphics objects. The reason for this bug is that primitives don't usually remember their xmin/max values, and if they do it's inconsistent.
After a massive amount of discussion, we decided that there should be no Graphic.append method. It just doesn't even make sense. So we removed it and closed this bug.
If I add a bunch of graphics primitives to a Graphic object using the Graphic append() method, the
__xmax
,__xmin
,__ymax
,__ymin
attributes are not updated. Therefore when I try to plot the graphic, nothing shows up. Code for the correct behaviour can be found in theGraphic.__add__()
method.Component: packages: standard
Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/206
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