Hello, I'm relatively new to PyX, so forgive me if this has been addressed before, however my searches through the manual, examples, FAQ, and lists were fruitless.
Is there a way to specify the plot drawing order independent of the ordering of the entries in the generated key? Here's my situation: I build a plot that has lines (theory calculations) and symbols (experimental data) with error bars on the symbols, for two different sets of data (two different "configurations" of the experiment), on the same graph. First, I'd like the symbols to be drawn overtop of the lines, but on the key, the experimental symbols to be present before the theory lines. I'd also like one configuration to appear before the other in the key, but also for its symbols/lines to be plotted on top of the other pair. As far as I can see, the current status is that key entries appear in the order reverse of that of the most "forward" plot; i.e. first drawn plot gets first place in the key, last drawn plot (overdrawing all other plots) gets last place in the key. This is (in reality not quite) the exact opposite of the order that I'd like. Thus my question: how can I change the ordering of the key without changing the order in which the data is plotted? Is this even possible? (Please tell me it is, somehow. I'm not afraid of digging into PyX code if I have to. ;-) ) For the record, I aim to patch PyXPlot to support this, if it turns out to be possible. Peace, Brendon
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