Have you looked at using the mpl tables? http://matplotlib.org/examples/pylab_examples/table_demo.html
Tom
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On Fri Jan 23 2015 at 1:15:09 PM Arnaldo Russo <arnaldorusso@…287…> wrote:
Hi,
I’m dealing with this issue but no clues I have found!
When I use simple matplotlib engine, my plot does not render the correct font (which I have set to Arial) but it renders the \hline and specif spaces in the table inserted inside the figure area [Fig 1].
In the second try, using Xelatex engine (made possible by mpl.use(‘pgf’) ), I get correct Arial font but my table inside becomes a mess [Fig 2].
Does anyone knows what is the difference between the two codes [Code], and how should I get a figure with Arial font and a table inside the figure area?
It’s strange when I have to deal with latex codes and matplotlib… In a simple plot (whitout LaTeX elements) I’d have set simply: font.family: [“sans-serif”] and font.sans-serif: [“Arial”].
Is there a way to include tables inside a figure with another approach (e.g. whithout using LaTeX)?
At least but not less important: The figures in their different part of the [Code], must be executed in different session. If I run everything in a simple console, I really dont know which parameter is maintained, but Arial is not used (in the second plot).
[Fig 1] http://imgur.com/J1A01h5
[Fig 2] http://imgur.com/4TckUyb
[Code] https://gist.github.com/arnaldorusso/e542b04245560300d4f7
Thank you all!
Cheers,
Arnaldo.
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