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Run Spyder on a high-DPI Monitor (e..g Laptop with 203 DPI screen). Inline graphics are rendered with unreadable, super-tiny text
Go to Tools->Preferences->Ipython Console->Graphics Tab->Inline backend section
Try to increase the "Resolution" parameter past 99DPI
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
One should be able to enter triple-digit values, but the GUI does not allow that
Clicking the arrow (or using up key), one is able to increase the DPI, but only to 150.0
The user should be able to set triple-digit DPI values, and to set very large DPI values.
A workaround is to increase all font sizes in the matplotlibrc, but this in turn breaks the correct text size when saving figures to e.g. pdf.
Please provide any additional information below
Versions and main components
Spyder Version: 3.1.3
Python Version: 3.5
Qt Version: 5.7.1
PyQt Version: 5.7
Operating system: Ubuntu 17.04
Dependencies
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Thanks for reporting. We'll increase our limit in 3.2.2.
@rlaverde, I think increasing this to 999 should be enough.
ccordoba12
changed the title
Wish: Increase the limit of DPI setting for Ipython inline graphics
Increase the limit of DPI setting for IPython inline graphics
Aug 22, 2017
Description of your problem
What steps will reproduce the problem?
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
One should be able to enter triple-digit values, but the GUI does not allow that
Clicking the arrow (or using up key), one is able to increase the DPI, but only to 150.0
The user should be able to set triple-digit DPI values, and to set very large DPI values.
A workaround is to increase all font sizes in the matplotlibrc, but this in turn breaks the correct text size when saving figures to e.g. pdf.
Please provide any additional information below
Versions and main components
Dependencies
Please go to the menu entry
Help > Optional Dependencies
(orHelp > Dependencies
), press the buttonCopy to clipboard
and paste the contents below:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: