By the way, I'm on a quest to make the OO interface to
> matplotlib fully functional and convenient. If you want to
> work on it, John would probably except a patch to make a
> figure.legend() method.
pylab.figlegend is a thin wrapper to matplotlib.Figure.legend; see
http://matplotlib.sf.net/matplotlib.figure.html#Figure-legend
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JDH
Hi John and Chris,
John Hunter wrote:
"Chris" == Chris Barker <Chris.Barker@...259...> writes:
> By the way, I'm on a quest to make the OO interface to
> matplotlib fully functional and convenient. If you want to
> work on it, John would probably except a patch to make a
> figure.legend() method.pylab.figlegend is a thin wrapper to matplotlib.Figure.legend; see
http://matplotlib.sf.net/matplotlib.figure.html#Figure-legend
Got it, also don't understand why I could not get this to work yesterday - probably had crossed eyes.
Thanks and best regards
Werner
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JDH
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I still have a bit of a problem.
This puts the legend "more or less" outside the plot. If I use "upper right" with only two lines it is o.k., however if I use e.g. "center right" then about half of the legend is still over the top of the plot.
Also if I have more then 2 lines I start overlapping even when using "upper right".
This is what I use (within the wxcursor_demo.py).
self.figure.legend((pLine, cLine), ('Purchase', 'Consumption'), 'upper right')
I would like the legend being totally outside the plot, I am o.k. with that the overall canvas would have to be a bit larger.
Is there a way I can do this? BTW, I tried using "axespad = 0.02" with different values, i.e. "-0.15" puts it to the right, but half the legend isn't visable anymore.
Thanks and best regards
Werner
Werner F. Bruhin wrote:
Hi John and Chris,
John Hunter wrote:
"Chris" == Chris Barker <Chris.Barker@...259...> writes:
> By the way, I'm on a quest to make the OO interface to
> matplotlib fully functional and convenient. If you want to
> work on it, John would probably except a patch to make a
> figure.legend() method.pylab.figlegend is a thin wrapper to matplotlib.Figure.legend; see
http://matplotlib.sf.net/matplotlib.figure.html#Figure-legendGot it, also don't understand why I could not get this to work yesterday - probably had crossed eyes.
Thanks and best regards
Werner<wink>
JDH
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