Really, it's true.
I don't yet have a simple example, but just spent the last 1/2 hour
debugging.
I have a figure with multiple semilogy plots. When I do
ax.set_title(title), no title appears (it will appear if I add y=0.95).
I tried various constrained_layout and many other things. But finally, I
found that some of the data had NaN. Using pandas dropna, to clean the data
presented to semilogy, NOW the title appears.
Would it be possible to open an issue
(Issues · matplotlib/matplotlib · GitHub) about this, including
a self-contained example (ideally using numpy only, not pandas)?
Am 01.11.2018 um 13:25 schrieb Neal Becker:
Really, it's true.
I don't yet have a simple example, but just spent the last 1/2 hour
debugging.I have a figure with multiple semilogy plots. When I do
ax.set_title(title), no title appears (it will appear if I add y=0.95).I tried various constrained_layout and many other things. But finally, I
found that some of the data had NaN. Using pandas dropna, to clean the data
presented to semilogy, NOW the title appears._______________________________________________
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Elan Ernest wrote:
Would it be possible to open an issue
(Issues · matplotlib/matplotlib · GitHub) about this, including
a self-contained example (ideally using numpy only, not pandas)?Really, it's true.
I don't yet have a simple example, but just spent the last 1/2 hour
debugging.I have a figure with multiple semilogy plots. When I do
ax.set_title(title), no title appears (it will appear if I add y=0.95).I tried various constrained_layout and many other things. But finally, I
found that some of the data had NaN. Using pandas dropna, to clean the
data presented to semilogy, NOW the title appears.
Perhaps the issue is due to cairo backend?
Am 01.11.2018 um 13:25 schrieb Neal Becker: