can't switch to portrait mode while in background mode

[doutriaux1]

import numpy
data=numpy.sin(numpy.arange(100))
data=numpy.reshape(data,(10,10))
import vcs
x=vcs.init()
x.plot(data,bg=1)
x.clear()
x.portrait()

leads to:

python: /home/doutriaux1/build/build/VTK/Rendering/OpenGL/vtkOpenGLRenderWindow.cxx:1603: int vtkOpenGLRenderWindow::CreateHardwareOffScreenWindow(int, int): Assertion `"pre: positive_width" && width>0' failed.

[sankhesh]

@doutriaux1 The issue comes from Canvas.py::portrait(); whereby it calls self.canvas.canvasinfo. However, canvasinfo is not a member of the class Canvas defined here.

Is it just the indentation that is wrong when defining function canvasinfo ?

OR

Should I change all references of self.canvas.canvasinfo to self.canvasinfo?

[doutriaux1]

@sankhesh it seems to be part of it.

In [5]: import vcs

In [6]: x=vcs.init()

In [7]: x.canvasinfo()
Out[7]: {'depth': None, 'height': 606, 'mapstate': False, 'width': 814, 'x': 0, 'y': 0}

I'm not sure I understand your question.

[sankhesh]

@doutriaux1 Sorry I framed the question wrong.

What I meant was that canvasinfo is a member of class Canvas and hence should be used like: dict = apply(self.canvasinfo, cargs) instead of like dict = apply(self.canvas.canvasinfo, cargs) in Canvas.py::portrait()

self.canvas returns vcs object as set here

So my question is whether canvasinfo was intended to be a member of vcs?

If yes, I will have to change its indentation in the Canvas.py file.

If no, I will have to change all references of self.canvas.canvasinfo() to self.canvasinfo().