I think I may have found an inconsistency in the way attributes are handled.
Specifically for transformations applied to text.
Here is an example script.
I apologize if the line-breaks are screwed up.
Tammo
from pyx import *
dl = 20
c = canvas.canvas()
c.stroke(path.circle(0,0,0.9))
c.stroke(path.circle(dl,0,1), [trafo.rotate( 0), trafo.translate( 0,0),
color.cmyk.Apricot]
) # as expected
c.stroke(path.circle(dl,0,1), [trafo.rotate(90), trafo.translate( 0,0),
color.cmyk.Aquamarine] ) # as expected
c.stroke(path.circle( 0,0,1.1), [trafo.rotate(90), trafo.translate(dl,0),
color.cmyk.Bittersweet] ) # as expected
c.text( 0, 0, ',')
c.text(dl, 0, ',', [trafo.rotate( 0), trafo.translate( 0,0),
color.cmyk.Apricot] ) # as
expected
c.text(dl, 0, ',', [trafo.rotate(90), trafo.translate( 0,0),
color.cmyk.Aquamarine] ) #
NOT as expected
c.text( 0, 0, '.', [trafo.rotate(90), trafo.translate(dl,0),
color.cmyk.Bittersweet] ) # as
expected
c.writeEPSfile('test')
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Tammo Heeren, Ph.D
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