Hi all,
I'm only in my 4th day of using PyX, so please bear with me if I've
missed something obvious.
Suppose I want to use a san-serif font for all text in a graph. If
my code looks something like:
text.set(mode="latex")
text.preamble(r"\usepackage{times}")
g = graph.graphxy(width=15.,\
x=graph.axis.lin(min=0., max=2000.,\
title=r'\Large\textsf{x-axis title}'),
y=graph.axis.lin(max=125.,\
title=r'\Large\textsf{y-axis title}'))
then the axis titles behave as I want: Helvetica is used due to
"\usepackage{times}", but the tick labels along the axes are still in
Computer-Modern.
Is there a straightforward way to force everything to Helvetica (or
cmss if I had not added "\usepackage{times}" to the preamble)?
Thanks.
Bob Pyle
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