Dear matplotlib gurus,
When I use
plot(t,x,'rx',t,y,'bs');
in matlab, it produces blue boxes for y, i.e., squares with a blue
border and a transparent interior, so that if one of them lies on top
of a red x, I can see the red x inside the blue box. The same
construction in matplotlib produces blue squares: squares with a black
border and a blue interior. I can change the color of the interior
with the markerfacecolor or mfc argument, e.g.,
plot(t,x,'rx');
plot(t,y,'bs',mec='b',mfc='w');
but that produces an opaque white interior which renders invisible any
red x it covers up.
I can change the transparency of a line with the alpha argument, but
there seems to be no corresponding markerfacealpha.
Is there a way in matplotlib to get a square marker with a blue border
and a transparent interior?
Thanks,
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