fixedfig 0.1.6

A wrapper for matplotlib's plt.show() that globally sets figure window size, position, and target screen.

fixedfig 0.1.6

written by Charlie and his friends (8/22/2025)

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This module provides an enhanced version of matplotlib's plt.show(), enabling global configuration of figure window size, position, and target screen.

· Dependencies:

pip install matplotlib
pip install pyglet==1.5.27  # required for multiscreen support

· Features:

1. Fixed window size and centered display.
2. Adaptive window size with top-left corner offset.
3. Supports choosing which screen to display on (primary or secondary).
4. Compatible with TkAgg. Switch to the TkAgg backend by default on macOS to ensure window control.

· Usage:

import fixedfig

# Figure window fixed at 800x600 pixels and centered on the primary screen
fixedfig.set_show_config([800, 600], fixed_size=True, screen_index=0)
plt.plot(...)
plt.show()

# Figure window with adaptive size, positioned with an offset of 100x50 pixels on the secondary screen
fixedfig.set_show_config([100, 50], fixed_size=False, screen_index=1)
plt.plot(...)
plt.show()

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v0.1.0: Provides an enhanced version of matplotlib's plt.show(), enabling global configuration of figure window size and position.

v0.1.1: Adds global configuration of the target screen.

v0.1.2: Adds support for non-Windows platforms.

v0.1.3: Simplifies the code structure.

v0.1.4: Adds a README file.

v0.1.5: Fixes minor syntax warnings.

v0.1.6: Forces matplotlib to use the TkAgg backend by default. (Latest)

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