Hi,
with the new version of matplotlib, the legend looks different in png and
pdf!
I could post examples, but you can look in the galery also:
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/gallery.html
for example the legend_demo3
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/examples/pylab_examples/legend_demo3.html
Hi,
please open the legend_demo3:
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/plot_directive/mpl_examples/pylab_examples/legend_demo3.py
1. add this line:
pylab.rc('legend', axespad=0.0, pad=0.0, handlelen=0.0, labelsep=0.0)
2. add this line:
pylab.rc('legend', axespad=10.0, pad=10.0, handlelen=10.0, lab
Thank You!
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OK, now it works! Thank you!
A little thing: the shadow of the legend box is not scaling with the dpi.
For example with 300 dpi I can't discover the shadow...
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Hi,
the eps output of matplotlib 1.0.1 don't work with the LaTeX macro PSfrag
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PSfrag). In the release notes
(RELEASE_NOTES-1.0.1.txt) I can not find any changes to the eps output. What
have you done?
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I have compared the new and old output. For example the "0.0" in a diagram:
old eps (1.0.0):
35.223 19.934 m
0 0.141 rmoveto
(0.0) show
[1 2] 0 setdash
0.502 setgray
new eps (1.0.1):
35.222810 19.933563 translate
0.00 rotate
0.00 0.140625 m /zero glyphshow
6.362305 0.140625 m /period g
Hi,
if I create an eps from a matplotlib chart with
matplot.rc('font', size=fsize, family='serif', serif='Computer Modern
Roman')
matplot.rc('text', usetex = True)
matplot.rc('text.latex', unicode = True)
then I can't mark the letters in eps viewer. And I can't search for letters
and words in t
Is it possible to teach matplotlib to calculate text heights without ascender
and descender? If I use a comma to print decimal values (german notation) it
looks awful but the "center of gravity" is not the median. Matplotlib use
the center of the full text height (included ascender and descender
h
