Feature Request: Remove Side Symbols in Legend (like ⅃) for Single Data Set
See original GitHub issueHi!
Have this symbol on plot before label: ⅃ Looks it should not print, i did not saw it on screens
import yfinance as yf
import plotext as plt
plt.date_form('d/m/Y')
start = plt.string_to_datetime('11/06/2022')
end = plt.string_to_datetime('10/10/2022')
data = yf.download('goog', start, end)
# data.reset_index(drop=True)
dates = plt.datetimes_to_string(data.index)
plt.xlim("10/06/2022", "15/10/2022")
plt.candlestick(dates, data,label='GOOG',yside = 2)
plt.hline(100,'red',yside=2)
plt.text(' 100 ',x='12/10/2022',y=100,background='red',color='black',yside=2)
plt.show()
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No, unless you revert to normal axes plot. I will update neverthless
Hi @ineteye,
issue solved in new github version.
Now this code:
while this, normally outputs:

import plotext as plt; plt.clf(); plt.plot([1,2], yside=2, label="some label"); plt.show()
outputsThanks for reporting! 😃 Does it help?