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No pcolormesh referenced

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Folks should be usingpcolormesh in general rather than imshow - imshow really only works for equally spaced pixels, and there is lots of data that is not laid out that way. However the cheatsheet doesn’t mention pcolormesh.

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rougiercommented, Mar 19, 2021

Can’t we used a logspace for X and Y with the “default” imshow pattern ? That would be a nice use case.

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jklymakcommented, Mar 17, 2021

I used the same data that you used for contour in both imshow and pcolormesh. For the pcolormesh, I made dx vary in the x vector, just to show that was possible:

https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/pull/19703/files

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