Hi Brendon,
Am 10.08.2009 um 08:20 schrieb Brendon Higgins:
> For the record, in case anyone is interested, I almost ran into
> trouble (just
> after sending that reply) when I tried to use this method on a graph
> that had
> one more theory line than experimental points. This causes the
> sorting of the
> key columns to go a bit wrong.
This is something which could be avoided by a proper solution.
> I worked around this problem by adding a "phantom" experimental plot
> like so:
> cd = g.plot(graph.data.points([[0, 0]], x = 1, y = 2,
> title = r'\vphantom{%s}' % titles[4]), [graph.style.pos()])
>
> My understanding is that the pos style won't draw anything, but it
> does take
> up a blank entry in the key, which is exactly what I want in this
> situation.
That's actually a good solution. Drawing something with the pos style
only does indeed create a completely non-drawing plotitem.
Best,
André
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