fixes issue #32

[pliu2781]

fixes #32 with line if find_executable('latex'):

[sbillinge]

Thanks @pliu2781

What does the output look like if there is not latex installed or the font is missing (i.e., if the if statement is not entered)?

[pliu2781]

For the example plot.py file, if latex isn't installed:

If latex is installed:

[sbillinge]

it looks ok. But is the Y-axis label lost?

On Mon, Oct 25, 2021 at 3:09 PM pliu2781 @.***> wrote:

For the example plot.py file, if latex isn't installed:

[image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44211772/138755155-e9c867a5-89bd-4412-9454-4327823483b0.png

If latex is installed:

[image: image] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44211772/138755297-29aefd42-5f67-414b-9e7a-b6ce07306b93.png

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[pliu2781]

The y-axis label is cutoff, but it comes back if I use plt.tight_layout()

[sbillinge]

what do you think we should do? What happens to the one with the latex labels if you add in that code? Please come up with a suggestion for proceeding that makes the most sense....

Thanks,

S

On Mon, Oct 25, 2021 at 3:30 PM pliu2781 @.***> wrote:

The y-axis label is cutoff, but it comes back if I use plt.tight_layout()

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[pliu2781]

With latex, the output looks like this:

I think we should keep the plt.tight_layout() line in the example plot.py. Other than that, the issue should be resolved.