From: John G. <jn...@eu...> - 2004-02-03 11:44:34
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John, Thanks for the hints. First I've tried subscribing to the devel list -- sourceforge is sulking again, so no joy so far, i've cc'ed the list on this, so if it accepts posts from non-subcribees it should get there. I've looked a bit at the transforms stuff + things are making a bit more sense, but I'm still unable to achieve what I'd like. I think the basic problem is that Line2D and Rectangle are intended to draw on the axes, whereas what I'd ideally like to do is draw outside the axes (see the screenshot i sent originally) -- ie instead of doing what is done with the legend and have it appear somewhere within the axes of the plot I'd like the table of data to be outside this. I was hoping I could do things like specify negative y-positions to draw below the axes, but I now think I'm deluded in thinking this 'cos matplotlib is smart and every time something gets drawn the axes are automagically adjusted to make sure the latest lines/rectangles are included. I suspect I need some new sort of object to draw outside the axes - can you confirm that is the case? Plan B. would be to just live with putting the tables within the plot, as per the legend, but this doesn't work too well in general 'cos the table tends to obscure some important part of the plot. Let me know if this is still hard to understand and I'll try and get what I have into a state which demonstrates the problem I am running into. John |