Elan Ernest

I suppose that's possible. A simplified and usable version could look like this ``` import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt def mscatter(x,y,ax=None, m=None, **kw): import matplotlib.markers as mmarkers...

Now two options: 1. Make the above an example to the gallery *Pro*: Least work to implement, no API change 2. Include this in the library 1. Use an additional...

#4675 might be an interesting read on color and deprecation. Also #5377. I'm happy to either implement 1. or 2.ii. once a decision is made.

@BenyamWorku I suppose the problem lies in the definition of `labels`, which is unknown here. So all one can say is that of course `m` needs to have the same...

I have to admit that my understanding of the internals is rather limited. But since normal image subplots are handled exactly as desired (i.e. their axes size is as large...

What about using a `PathCollection` with a circle marker, such that cicles always stay circles independent on the figure- or axes- dimension or aspect?

If you plot a `scatter` plot with circular markers (`marker="o"`) you may have noticed that those markers will stay circles even if you resize the figure, change the aspect or...

Not sure what the status is here. Since someone asked a question about horizontal buttons on stackoverflow, I thought it might be worth showing a solution over there: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55095111/displaying-radio-buttons-horizontally-in-matplotlib/55102639#55102639 Of...

Sure, please use this answer for whatever purpose you can think of as long as it helps people using matplotlib. Same with just any answer I provided at Stackoverflow. (As...

The script that was used to create the plots in said article is the following. ``` import numpy as np; np.random.seed(1) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt x = np.linspace(-2.*np.pi,2*np.pi, num=201) y...