Tony S Yu

Results 8 issues of Tony S Yu

Vertical image plots don't interact with the zoom tool correctly. Run the example below and use the scroll wheel to zoom out. As you zoom back in, the image jumps...

[QMenu.addAction](http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qmenu.html#addAction) has a key-sequence argument in it's signature, but [QToolBar.addAction](http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/qtoolbar.html#addAction) doesn't, so the initialization of keyboard shortcuts is a bit different.

When an item in a ordered or unordered list have contents wrapped in a paragraph tag, the `xhtml2pdf` output displays those items without numbers/bullets in the output. Below is an...

bug

I noticed this issue with `GraphicsContextArray.clip_to_rect`, but I imagine this is an issue in a few other agg functions. This issue pops up when running one of the Chaco examples:...

type: bug
difficulty: advanced
priority: low

`Component._enforce_aspect_ratio` rescales the component using [the most recent component bounds](https://github.com/enthought/enable/blob/master/enable/component.py#L1052) as an upper bound. As a result, repeatedly changing between low and high aspect ratios will shrink the component bounds...

type: bug

Currently, `logquacious.context_templates.DEFAULT_TEMPLATES` hard codes template strings for context-manager and function logging. This should be made easier to configure project wide. This would be an alternative to passing `context_templates` to `logquacious.LogManager`....

enhancement

Including a color formatter in the library might be useful. It's pretty simple to do---see for example, this [StackOverflow post about color logging output](https://stackoverflow.com/a/46482050/260303) This might not be necessary, as...

enhancement

Is it possible to run `manuel` with `doctest2`? Specifically, I'd to use [doctest2's support for exceptions and output](https://pythonhosted.org/doctest2/intro_for_existing.html#exceptions-and-output), which isn't [supported by doctest](https://docs.python.org/2/library/doctest.html#id2) FWIW, it's not as simple as: ```python...