Nico Schlömer wrote:
> Hey, and is there any sort of matplotlib market place where I could
> put the file for general bashing/downloading once it can do more than
> a sin-plot?
>
Well, github is my suggestion. If it's a patchset of the MPL source,
then fork the MPL repository at http://github.c
> Maybe you could port psfrag to pdf instead (my selfish desire...)
Ever tried
http://tug.ctan.org/tex-archive/support/pdfrack/
?
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Nico Schlömer wrote:
> The advantage that I see with TikZ is that the font is *exactly* the
> font used in the surrounding text, no matter the scaling of the axes.
I used to do that with psfrag -- it is a really nice tool. I miss it
with pdftex. It does add an extra step, but it also supports any
Hey, and is there any sort of matplotlib market place where I could
put the file for general bashing/downloading once it can do more than
a sin-plot?
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> matplotlib. And I'm afraid that your translator will not do much more
> than converting very simple plots.
Although Pgfplots can also do ~somewhat~ fancy stuff, I think you're
definitely right on that one. When I look at the matplotlib gallery,
I'm getting dizzy.
For everyday purposes, though,
On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 5:14 PM, Nico Schlömer wrote:
> I attached a PDF with two figures, one PDF generated and one TikZ
> (generated using my little script). There's clearly a difference in
> how seamless the two figures embed into the document, but I might not
> be using the PDF backend appropr
> The only real difference I see is font size.
And the font family, and the color.
The advantage that I see with TikZ is that the font is *exactly* the
font used in the surrounding text, no matter the scaling of the axes.
A major reason for me to use TikZ was actually that I can rescale my
figures
Nico Schlömer wrote:
> I attached a PDF with two figures, one PDF generated and one TikZ
> (generated using my little script). There's clearly a difference in
> how seamless the two figures embed into the document
The only real difference I see is font size. I"d play with that, and
also play with
