On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 1:33 PM, Jonathon Anderson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I eventually did it with
>
>b3l = bar(dates, b3, color='#9E73C1', width=4)
>b2l = bar(dates, b2, color='#A6DE62', width=4)
>b1l = bar(dates, b1, color='#F35E5A', width=4)
>b0l = bar(dates, b0, color='#49
I eventually did it with
b3l = bar(dates, b3, color='#9E73C1', width=4)
b2l = bar(dates, b2, color='#A6DE62', width=4)
b1l = bar(dates, b1, color='#F35E5A', width=4)
b0l = bar(dates, b0, color='#4992DE', width=4)
leg = legend([b3l[0], b2l[0], b1l[0], b0l[0]],["98,304 -
For the record, I also just tried
bar(dates, b3, color='#9E73C1', width=4)
bar(dates, b2, color='#A6DE62', width=4)
bar(dates, b1, color='#F35E5A', width=4)
bar(dates, b0, color='#4992DE', width=4)
leg = legend(["98,304 - 163,840 Cores", "32768 - 98,303 Cores",
"8,192 - 32,
On Feb 7, 2008 8:21 AM, Reckoner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is it possible to use matplotlib's legend() for a bar chart? I am plotting
> a number of bars with different colors on the same axes and I would like to
> label each color.
>
> legend () seems to want to label every single bar on my ba
