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Use the :fontsize labels so the scalefontsizes command works

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Fixes #1294
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Will Kearney 2017-12-07 20:56:54 -05:00
parent e3d8f4a223
commit bd42d9e7cc
2 changed files with 8 additions and 8 deletions
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src/args.jl
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@ -419,10 +419,10 @@ const _all_defaults = KW[
const _initial_defaults = deepcopy(_all_defaults)
# to be able to reset font sizes to initial values
const _initial_fontsizes = Dict(:titlefont => _subplot_defaults[:titlefontsize],
:legendfont => _subplot_defaults[:legendfontsize],
:tickfont => _axis_defaults[:tickfontsize],
:guidefont => _axis_defaults[:guidefontsize])
const _initial_fontsizes = Dict(:titlefontsize => _subplot_defaults[:titlefontsize],
:legendfontsize => _subplot_defaults[:legendfontsize],
:tickfontsize => _axis_defaults[:tickfontsize],
:guidefontsize => _axis_defaults[:guidefontsize])
const _all_args = sort(collect(union(map(keys, _all_defaults)...)))

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src/components.jl
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@ -305,7 +305,7 @@ end
function scalefontsize(k::Symbol, factor::Number)
f = default(k)
f.pointsize = round(Int, factor * f.pointsize)
f = round(Int, factor * f)
default(k, f)
end
@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ end
Scales all **current** font sizes by `factor`. For example `scalefontsizes(1.1)` increases all current font sizes by 10%. To reset to initial sizes, use `scalefontsizes()`
"""
function scalefontsizes(factor::Number)
for k in (:titlefont, :guidefont, :tickfont, :legendfont)
for k in (:titlefontsize, :guidefontsize, :tickfontsize, :legendfontsize)
scalefontsize(k, factor)
end
end
@ -326,10 +326,10 @@ end
Resets font sizes to initial default values.
"""
function scalefontsizes()
for k in (:titlefont, :guidefont, :tickfont, :legendfont)
for k in (:titlefontsize, :guidefontsize, :tickfontsize, :legendfontsize)
f = default(k)
if k in keys(_initial_fontsizes)
factor = f.pointsize / _initial_fontsizes[k]
factor = f / _initial_fontsizes[k]
scalefontsize(k, 1.0/factor)
end
end