Note: same problem applied for sharex...
2006/11/24, David TREMOUILLES <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Well... deleting the first is not a solution for me
My app use pan/zoom tool for manual adjustment of the plot.
if I put the line you proposed at the end of my code, the x upper labels
are not
dynamically updated anymore and could be that one end bellow the "scaling
factor" "x1e4" of the y labels...
Change the formatter of the yaxis to OldScalarFormatter do the trick but I
would prefer to use the default formatter.
Would it be possible to move the "x1e4" to the left to avoid the
overlapping?
By the way I've just discover kind of bug: the scaling factor of the x top
axis is displayed on the x bottom axis (???) (see bottom right of the new
example).
I join a new example reproducing both problems.
2006/11/24, Pierre GM < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
> > How could I avoid this overlapping?
>
> What about deleting your first tick on ax2, with
> >>> ax2.set_xticks(ax2.get_xticks()[1:])
> at the end of your code ?
>
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