Wrong text baseline with usetex. #2015
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Probably #1810, which changed how baselines are handled. I'll look into it. |
… baseline handling was broken for text.usetex = True. This brings it inline with everything else (where the assumption is that y == 0 is the baseline and not the bottom).
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@leejjoon: I think this should do it. [Background: #1810 changed things so the backends were passed the location of the baseline, rather than the bottom, of the text for draw_text. This is much more natural for most backends (other than Agg) and simplified a number of things. This just brings the draw_tex methods inline with that.] |
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Thanks! This fixes the problem. |
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Wrong text baseline with usetex.
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With current master, examples/pylab_examples/usetex_baseline_test.py produces the following image. And the baseline is wrong when usetex is used.
It used to work fine and it still does in v1.2.x.
http://matplotlib.org/examples/pylab_examples/usetex_baseline_test.html
Any clue what changed this?