Dear all,
I've just started using matplotlib for some data processing and
plotting and have ported one of my existing Matlab scripts to python.
However, I have been unable to get the following working properly in
python. In Matlab, this works:
xlabel('Normalised \psi''''_x', 'Interpreter', 'tex')
(The 'Interpreter', 'tex' bit is unnecessary if
'DefaultTextInterpreter' is set to 'tex')
However, the translation into matplotlib doesn't work:
xlabel(r"$\rm{Normalised}\ \psi''_x$")
I've also tried some other variations such as:
xlabel(r'$\rm{Normalised}\ \psi\'\'_x$') or
xlabel(r'$\rm{Normalised}\ \psi_x\'\'$') etc
The single quotes do not appear in the label. Is this just a
limitation of matplotlib, or is there some way to work around it?
Many thanks in advance,
Al
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