Hello, I tried the following code with the current CVS
> version of matplotlib.
Your code looks fine on quick inspection.
Could you tar up a complete example (with data files if necessary)
that I can run on my end.
Also, as a quick test, in text.py in the _get_layout method, comment
out the line
if self.cached.has_key(key): return self.cached[key]
I've seen bugs that look like this before which resulted from me not
having a hash key that uniquely specified the text instance, resulting
it being drawn in the wrong place. I thought I fixed this though.
Also, do you get this with matplotlib-0.71 and CVS -- I've been doing
a lot of tinkering, not always for the best, as you've seen.
Also, if the data is not proprietary, you might consider submitting
this to the examples directory, because it is a nice illustration of
how to use fill to indicate time varying ranges.
JDH