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"""
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Concatenate text objects with different properties
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The example strings together several Text objects with different properties
(e.g., color or font), positioning each one after the other. The first Text
is created directly using `~.Axes.text`; all subsequent ones are created with
`~.Axes.annotate`, which allows positioning the Text's lower left corner at the
lower right corner (``xy=(1, 0)``) of the previous one (``xycoords=text``).
"""
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.rcParams["font.size"] = 20
ax = plt.figure().add_subplot(xticks=[], yticks=[])
# The first word, created with text().
text = ax.text(.1, .5, "Matplotlib", color="red")
# Subsequent words, positioned with annotate(), relative to the preceding one.
text = ax.annotate(
" says,", xycoords=text, xy=(1, 0), verticalalignment="bottom",
color="gold", weight="bold") # custom properties
text = ax.annotate(
" hello", xycoords=text, xy=(1, 0), verticalalignment="bottom",
color="green", style="italic") # custom properties
text = ax.annotate(
" world!", xycoords=text, xy=(1, 0), verticalalignment="bottom",
color="blue", family="serif") # custom properties
plt.show()
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