ytitlerot
Specifies the rotation of y-axis titles.
Call signature:
ytitlerot(pt=None)
Help text:
ytitlerot(phi) specifies the rotation of y-axis titles, in degrees:
phi=0 means upright, phi>0 means rotated 90 degrees to the left, phi<0 means rotated 90 degrees to the right.
phi = ytitlerot() returns current value.
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Example:
import pyqplot as qp
import numpy as np
qp.figure('ytitlerot', 3, 3)
qp.ytitlerot(1)
qp.yaxis('Normal', np.arange(6))
qp.ytitlerot(0)
qp.yaxis('Upright', np.arange(6), x=1)
qp.ytitlerot(-1)
qp.yaxis('Reverse', np.arange(6), x=2)
qp.yaxis('', np.arange(6), x=3)
qp.at('left', 5)
qp.align('right', 'middle')
qp.reftext('5')
qp.text('Manual', -5, 0)
qp.shrink()
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