This is directed mostly at Aaron, but it's here for everyone in case anyone
wants to comment.
In a recent merge thread, Aaron said (regarding the use of
"rc('text',usetex=True)"):
You probably should just do this automatically in circuitplot, since
> matplotlib's latex is so bad anyway. Then you could probably even print
> those little measurement icons using LaTeX itself. Maybe there is some
> LaTeX library that includes it?
>
The problem with this is that it degrades the quality of the plots, in my
opinion.
Here's an example using the normal
flags<https://raw.github.com/rpmuller/rpmuller.github.io/master/circuit-nousetex.png>
.
Here's an example using the
rc('text',usetex=True)<https://raw.github.com/rpmuller/rpmuller.github.io/master/circuit-usetex.png>
.
I think the box around H is sized better, and the fonts print a little
thicker, in the version without the usetex flags. Any thoughts as to how
this impacts the suggestion of always using the flags?
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