In the following, I expect p+s to be a picture of a plane with the word
'hello' embedded at its center. Instead, I get the word 'hello' in the
corner of the frame (where the number -1) might be expected. Further, it
prints a number 2 way outside of the frame, and the axes labels are all in
the wrong order. It is as if there is an off-by-one error in some labeling
code somewhere. When I print p+s+t, I get 'hello' embedded in the center
as expected, and 'goodbye' is shifted to the corner of the frame now.
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sage: var('x y')
(x, y)
sage: p = plot3d(1,(x,-1,1),(y,-1,1))
sage: s = text3d('hello',(0,0,1)) # hello appears in the wrong place
sage: p + s
sage: t = text3d('goodbye',(0,0,1)) # same coordinates as s
sage: p + s + t # hello now appears in the right place, but goodbye does
not
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I am running sage-5.10 under Ubuntu 13.04 on a laptop. The *same* setup on
my desktop does not produce this error. I tried re-installing sage,
removing my old .sage, .jmol, and .java directories. Same problem.
Further, when I try the same code after logging in as guest on my laptop,
the code runs with no problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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