Function limit_size() Works Now Only Before plot_size()

Hey

limit_size() no longer seems to be working. If i set it to False, False the plot will still be limited to the terminal size. In the previous version this worked to create bigger plots. Because I am not running it from a terminal it will always be limited to 80x24 now

#!/usr/bin/env python
import plotext as plt
y = plt.sin()
plt.scatter(y)
plt.plot_size(200, 300)
plt.limit_size(False,False)
plt.title("Scatter Plot")
plt.show() 

[piccolomo]

Hi @Neo-Oli ,

I finally updated plotext including the changes you asked for.

The new version is available on GitHib and soon also on PyPi. To install follow the indications here.

Your changes are documented here.

Thanks a lot for your inputs and all the best, Savino

[Neo-Oli]

Ah, I know what the problem is. It is now depends on the order of operations.

This will create a big plot:

plt.limitsize(False,False)
plt.plotsize(200, 300)

And this will create the limited plot:

plt.plotsize(200, 300)
plt.limitsize(False,False)

In the previous version both snippets resulted in the same output.

Perhaps this should be documented.