While I don't known much about how table class in matplotlib works
internally, I think it would not be easy (because the legend is quite
a unique object whose position is determined at drawing time).
The current legend implementation is based on the offsetbox module.
While it does not have a tabl
ashleyd wrote:
> While I'm posting, another quick question -- my text output looks really
> shoddy, even at high DPIs. It looks like somebody took a screenshot of a
> tiny font and scaled it up with a linear filter. I have freetype installed,
> and the matplotlib build script outputs the followin
I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to use a table as a legend of
sorts, as I have a very busy graph I'm trying to describe.
Basically:
- I'm visualizing data from a series of similar but not-quite-identical
simulations
- I'd like to have the simulation parameters displayed in a table forma
