Good point. Fixed in r8076.
Cheers,
Mike
tcb wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> Sorry the long delay in replying to your mail.
>
> The changes look good, and it seems to produce good output.
>
> There is just one small change I would make- since the markers are not
> quite properly centered on the points:
>
Hi Mike,
Sorry the long delay in replying to your mail.
The changes look good, and it seems to produce good output.
There is just one small change I would make- since the markers are not quite
properly centered on the points:
Index: lib/matplotlib/lines.py
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tcb wrote:
> Hi Mike,
>
> I'm not sure about the textpath functionality. Most of the 'easy'
> marker types have been specified already (triangles, squares etc). Are
> the latex symbols defined somewhere that you could easily extract a
> path description of them, and then pass that to the textpath c
Hi Mike,
I'm not sure about the textpath functionality. Most of the 'easy'
marker types have been specified already (triangles, squares etc). Are
the latex symbols defined somewhere that you could easily extract a
path description of them, and then pass that to the textpath code you
have? This wou
That's a very interesting idea. I actually think that with the recent
textpath functionality that Jae-Joon added, we may be able to tie text
and markers together without too much pain. Then it can advantage of
all the performance optimizations in draw_markers. Each of the marker
styles now c
Hi,
Is there some way to add support for latex symbols as markers?
I think it would be an extension of the current methods for plotting
markers- since I dont think all the color, edge, line style etc
properties would be relevant (or even possible). However, it would
allow arbitrary symbols (at le
