Deemphasize numeric locations for legend() in docs. #13411
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... as well as the "right" synonym to "center right". (Note that despite the mention of backcompat, I am not proposing a deprecation here.)
anntzer
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Feb 11, 2019
| The location of the legend. | ||
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| The strings | ||
| ``'upper left', 'upper right', 'lower left', 'lower right'`` |
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I know that strings don't usually get double-backquoted in the docs, but I did so on purpose here as it seems better to add a bit of emphasis to the list of valid values. (The linebreaks are for the same reason.)
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This could also be part of #12679 if some decision is made. |
jklymak
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... as well as the "right" synonym to "center right".
(Note that despite the mention of backcompat, I am not proposing a
deprecation here.)
Per #11127 (comment), which I agree with.
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