> "John" == John Pye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> I wonder if someone with write access to the scipy wiki
John> could maybe update the above page with some comments about
John> the 'mathtext' support in Matplotlib? It might also be worth
John> noting that the mathtext func
What I meant to say was that \frac doesn't work for me with the mathtext
renderer, i.e. with usetex=False. Do you find that it *does*?
Cheers
JP
Wolfgang wrote:
>Hi,
>
>frac works for me:
>
>yaxislabel=r'\sffamily water content $\left(
>\frac{\textsf{kg}}{\textsf{m}^{\textsf{\small 2}}}\right)
Hi,
frac works for me:
yaxislabel=r'\sffamily water content $\left(
\frac{\textsf{kg}}{\textsf{m}^{\textsf{\small 2}}}\right) $'
ylabel(yaxislabel)
And you can also set
rc('text', usetex=False)
in your file to enable or disable tex
in my case I did the following:
tex_out=True # False
if tex
Hi all
I came across this page: http://www.scipy.org/Cookbook/Matplotlib/UsingTex
which mentions using LaTeX to generate labels on plots in Matplotlib.
What I only discovered recently is that you don't need this 'usetext=1'
thing in order to create captions on plots that include subscripts, etc.
