Jason Grout wrote:
> William Stein wrote:
>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2009 at 7:10 AM, docfleetwood<docfleetw...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I now how to name a graph with 'g.name("name")'. But is there a way
>>> to display the name when you display the graph? ie. as a title above
>>> or below the graph. I can't seem to find a command or any example
>>> where this is done.
>>>
>>> So something like...
>>>
>>> show(g,display_name=True)
>> That sounds like a great feature. You should implement it and post a patch..
>
>
> This sounds great. I think
>
> show(g,title=True)
>
> or
>
> show(g,title="My text")
>
> would be a nice interface. If title=True, then the object's natural
> title (e.g., the graph name) is used. Otherwise, the text string is used.
>
docfleetwood: if you don't get to this before me, I'll try to add this
to my overhaul of the plotting code. If title=True, I'll use g.name()
(if defined) as the title. If g.name() is not defined, I'll use
g.__custom_name, which is what you assign when you do g.rename('some
text').
In fact, maybe the graph code ought to set the __custom_name attribute,
to be consistent with the rest of Sage, instead of using _backend.name.
What do you think, Robert/anyone else interested?
Jason
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