I would definitely be an improvement over the current text renderer. By the way, do you have an idea of how will it affect the speed of plotting?
On the other hand, what is the main reason for not using the system LaTeX renderer and use lasme (or any other built-in renderer) as a fallback? I get that on some (most?) systems LaTeX is not installed but if it is why not use it? Best, Paweł W dniu środa, 8 października 2014 09:56:44 UTC+2 użytkownik Alex napisał: > > So lasme+Winston would look like in the attached picture. There are still > some rough edges: I am not sure the alignment and bounding boxes for the > rotated text are correct and the fontsize is fixed to whatever lasme gives > back (I think it is 10pt). The nice thing is that one could use almost the > same > code to render formulas and text with real latex, convert the output to > svg and display the svgs since lasme also supports svgs. I guess this route > is not very fast though (one would need to cache the svgs somehow). > > Best, > > Alex. > >> > > <https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-AVFaUcF4Rlk/VDTqxZoCjBI/AAAAAAAAAHk/S7XhfXZ5PJk/s1600/winston_lasme.png> > >
