On Thu, 2006-02-09 at 09:38 +0100, Andre Wobst wrote: > > Here is a (minimal) example of how I normally add a title in Pyx. It's a > > sort of a hack but I find it easier than dealing with pyx.text. > > Funny idea. But I don't feal > > g.text(g.xpos+0.5*g.width, g.ypos+g.height+0.5, > "some title", > [text.halign.center, text.size(2)]) > > that bad either.
I was initially greatly in favor (silently) of adding a title method to the graph objects. But I'm definitely seeing your point, Andre. I'm still a little conflicted, but I'm pretty sure in the end I'll favor the solution you have posted above, for conceptual simplicity in edge cases (imagine stacking multiple graphs on a canvas, as a top-of-the-head example). -Titus
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