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opts={'caption':"Windows Title Showed?"} The Caption NOT show in windows?
See original GitHub issueHi, I have several windows showing different images, and I need the caption property showing in windows title bar to recognise each other. However,
vis.image(img, win='img', opts={'caption':"Windows Title Showed?"})
When i set the opts.caption parameters, the caption dont appear as :
Am I wrong?
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Caption is supposed to show some text underneath the image rather than above it (as a title) but for some reason that isn’t working right now for you. Will investigate further on my end.
I found the solution, should set
titlekey instead ofcaption.captionmeans yet.