Fabio Zanini
Fabio Zanini
In images, the y coordinate is usually top to bottom, I guess that's that @ntamas has done there On Wed, Dec 15, 2021, at 16:51, Vincent Traag wrote: > Cairo...
`invert_y=None` -> Cairo only?
Part of the reason behind the matplotlib PR was that mpl works in all these situations: the notebook/colab folks make sure of that, so that makes our life easier. I'm...
#395 is closed now, and I just added some info to the visualization docs about at least two common situations where matplotlib is useful. Shall we close this issue then?
The plotting PR brings mpl and plotly to parity with Cairo. I expect that to take help with colab, data bricks, notebook, jupyterlab, etc.
What about: If you don't have Cairo but you have matplotlib and your config is set to Cairo, we print a warning message immediately telling the user how to set...
yes: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14050281/how-to-check-if-a-python-module-exists-without-importing-it
I directly opened a PR against `develop`, should not be a big deal and we can include in the next release. Thanks for requesting @cptwunderlich
We discussed this in length a while ago and it's a known design quirk at the moment. I didn't push it further mainly because if we swap to another graph...
@szhorvat actually, yes they were, so again - good to have the problem written down for future reference, so thank you for that