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Take text objects into account in legend autopositioning. #7869
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Is anyone else currently working on this? If not I'll give it a try. |
Go for it. |
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I still think this would be nice. |
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I think this was fixed by 87d05ae |
Indeed. |
Legend autopositioning currently does not take text objects into account as can be checked by running
This is because text objects are not included in
_auto_legend_data
(which only serves that purpose, AFAICT).Adding them should be easy, but extra points if the autoplacement algorithm penalizes overlapping with text more than overlapping with other artists (given that it's probably indeed worse in general).
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