Open abubelinha opened 6 months ago
Hi @abubelinha , I've released a new version (v1.3.1
) that should both fix the bug with using it for fewer than 9 colours (hopefully), but also adds a fontsize
argument so you can change it manually. Let me know if it works!
Thanks a lot. I tried a normal pip installation upgrade but it didn't change my version. I guess I must install from repository, correct? (I am not very used to that so I'll check my notes on how I did it in the past)
OK, I could upgrade it to 1.3.1 this way (just for my record):
pip install --upgrade https://github.com/alan-turing-institute/distinctipy/archive/master.zip
It works great now, except that default-size text goes beyond top when selecting just one color (nothing really important):
Still haven't tried fontsize
argument but I'll do.
Thanks a lot for your quick answer!!
@abubelinha I think that should be fixed now too if you upgrade again (to 1.3.3), if not I'll re-open the issue as something to look into again in the future because I never really found a good solution for getting the sizing etc. right, it's pretty hacky. Thanks for posting the issue!
Thanks a lot. It works OK for my simple tests.
I find issues again with default font size when increasing the number of subplots: i.e. combining color_swatch(1)
, color_swatch(2)
... color_swatch(n)
in the same plot.
That's probably not a good idea and I am not really needed to do that (also, passing fontsize=8
solves the problem).
I just want to let you know.
import distinctipy, matplotlib.pyplot as plt
maxcolors = 9
fig, axes = plt.subplots(maxcolors, 1, figsize=(6, 6))
for i in range(0,maxcolors):
colors = distinctipy.get_colors(i+1)
print(colors,"\n",textcolors)
distinctipy.color_swatch(colors, show_text=True, ax=axes[i], title="colors={}".format(i+1),
text_threshold=0.5
# , fontsize=8
)
plt.show()
Ah ok, I'll leave this open but not something I'll get to fixing immediately, it needs a proper solution for scaling the fontsize to fit within the shapes, which isn't something matplotlib gives out the box as far as I know.
Hi. Great and very useful package!
I am testing black/white text thresholds by using
color_swatch()
, but for some reason it gets nuts when using less than 9 colors. In those cases, font sizes become huge and they don't fit inside colored boxes.That code is for 8 colors. I am using:
This is my output for 2, 3, 8 and 9 colors:
2 colors:
3 colors:
8 colors:
9 colors:
Is there any way I can choose the font size to be used? Thanks @abubelinha