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Re: regarding 2d image and boundary

Ramesh:
> So I really need help. My question is actually illustrated better following your > suggested modification. All the contours are filled, but why is there a huge boundary > surrounding the image. Is there any way the image could occupy the entire space. I was
Since you're already using ProjectionControl, you can do something like the following (taken from subs.py in Jython-land) to adjust the percentage of space in the display you want the 'box' to occupy. The default is ~ 65% (.65). 

    pc=self.getProjectionControl()
    if (not snap) or (self.pcMatrix == None):
      self.pcMatrix=pc.getMatrix()

    if len(self.pcMatrix) > 10:  # 3-D case
      self.pcMatrix[0]=percent
      self.pcMatrix[5]=percent
      self.pcMatrix[10]=percent
    else:  # 2-D case
      self.pcMatrix[0]=percent/.64
      self.pcMatrix[3]=-percent/.64

    pc.setMatrix(self.pcMatrix)

Hope that helps.

tom

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