Need examples for adding texts on maps
See original GitHub issueDescription of the desired feature
We don’t have examples for adding texts on maps using Figure.text()
. The example should be a Python script in the examples/tutorials
directory. See the other Python scripts in that directory for reference.
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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Hi @hemmelig! Thanks for offering to help out! You’re right that there’s a few problems with the current
text
implementation I wrapped in #321, it was only a very basic start. You’re more than welcome to improve it as you see fit though (e.g. withtext_font
,font_size
, etc arguments as you suggested). The kwargs style thing you mentioned is similar to what been proposed in #379, and you could take some cues from that PR.In regard to point 2, it’s already raised in #255, and will be fixed once GMT 6.1.0 is released and we pull that into PyGMT.
I believe the examples are written in ReST syntax.
You can submit your pull request directly. It’s easier for us to review and help improve your PR.