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I've been experiencing an issue where using Plots.Scatter and then producing a legend causes those legend entries to have lines:
Plots.Scatter([x[1] for x in xs_est], [x[2] for x in xs_est],
style="mark=$shape, mark size=2, mark options={draw=black, fill=black}",
legendentry=typename
)
My current workaround is to plot with Plots.Linear(..., style="draw=white, ..."). Using draw=none causes the same problem to occur. This workaround can cause new problems, where the white line then shows up when it crosses over something else.
This may be a problem inherent to PGFPlots, but I have to believe there is a way to solve it.
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I've been experiencing an issue where using
Plots.Scatter
and then producing a legend causes those legend entries to have lines:My current workaround is to plot with
Plots.Linear(..., style="draw=white, ...")
. Usingdraw=none
causes the same problem to occur. This workaround can cause new problems, where the white line then shows up when it crosses over something else.This may be a problem inherent to PGFPlots, but I have to believe there is a way to solve it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: