geographic directions added as alternative locations in legend #16820
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added matlab-like geographic directions as an alternative location string
fixed duplicate southwest location
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This is being discussed in #12679. |
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Thanks @anntzer for the link. 1.5 years of discussion, I thought it would be a simple added redundancy :) |
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Yes, #12679 tries to do a bit more. It tries to make the make all of those location arguments consistent among the various artists that take them in, but then it turned out that it would involve a breaking change for one return type. |
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I'll definetly look into it, but since I am quite new to this topic I guess I will have a hard time figuring out all the dependencies. If I see a solution, I will give it a try. |
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Having a matlab background, I thought it might be a good idea to have similar legend locations, i.e. geographic directions such as "northwest", etc.
This eases cross-development work in a matlab to python transition.