add section on annotating an artist using axes.annotate #25100
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There is a related example at matplotlib/tutorials/text/annotations.py Lines 563 to 568 in 11e37ac Is it worth cross-referencing them somehow? |
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Added cross reference to section and subsection |
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Jumping off of #25094, that an annotate can be positioned relative to an artist is mentioned in the annotate docstring but was
missing from the tutorialburied in the coordinates section as a chaining annotations example. Figured a small example would make this functionality slightly more discoverable, and arrows are a good artist for this example since they're used for diagramming.