It depends exacly what you need, but this might help:
Ghostscript comes with the Hershey fonts. You should be able to choose
an appropriate font name in Matplotlib, e.g. Hershey-Gothic-English, and
produce a Postscript file using an appropriate backend. You should then
be able to convert that
Eric Firing wrote:
Andrew McLean wrote:
It all works. However, I saw in the API documentation (and the source)
that there is a Circle object in patch. I was hoping that using this
rather than polygons would give better quality output and possibly
smaller files. Now I can instantiate
I'm a new user of matplotlib (athough I have been using both Matlab and
Python for years).
I have an application where I need to display data as a set of filled
circles. The centre and the radius of the circles are both specified in
data coordinates. The data points have an additional scalar
to
approximate a circle. It looks like scatter_classic did what I wanted,
but that's been removed :-(.
- Andrew
Stephen George wrote:
It *seems* like it already does what you are trying to do?, maybe I'm
missing something in my understanding.
Steve
Andrew McLean wrote:
I'm a new user
