Release notes¶
mpltern 0.5.0¶
Matplotlib 3.4.0-3.7.x
mpltern 0.4.0¶
Matplotlib 3.4.0-3.6.x
ax.axline¶
ax.axline can now be used for matplotlib>=3.3.0 and mpltern.
See gallery.
tight_layout and constrained_layout¶
Previously tight_layout and constrained_layout did not work as
expected, which is fixed in mpltern 0.4.0.
No overlaps between titles and ternary axes¶
As done in Matplotlib.
Removal of opposite_ticks¶
Instead, ax.taxis.set_ticks_position and ax.taxis.set_label_position
etc. should be used explicitly.
See gallery.
Drop support of python<3.7 and matplotlib<3.4.0¶
Python 3.6 is not maintained anymore. With Python 3.7, Matplotlib 3.4.0 is available.
mpltern 0.3.5¶
Matplotlib 3.2.0-3.6.x
mpltern 0.3.4¶
Matplotlib 3.2.0-3.5.x
While essentially mpltern still works with Matplotlib 3.1.1, I got difficulty to make it pass the tests and therefore dropped the support.
mpltern 0.3.3¶
Matplotlib 3.1.1-3.4.x
mpltern 0.3.1¶
Matplotlib 3.1.1-3.3.x
mpltern 0.3.0¶
Matplotlib 3.1.1-3.2.x
The tick-label rotation in mpltern relies on the rotation of the Text
object in Matplotlib.
In Matplotlib 3.0 or lower, however, there was a bug for the Text rotation
in case va=='center_baseline' and rotation_mode=='anchor'
(https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/issues/13028).
If these Matplotlib versions are used, tick-label positions are not as
expected.
When using mpltern, therefore, it is strongly discouraged to use these old
Matplotlib versions and instead suggested to use higher versions.
I however also have to note that Matplotlib 3.1 may also have other serious
bugs (e.g. https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/issues/14751).
Until the versions where both the bugs are fixed, the users of mpltern have to
compromise with these issues.