Hi, I just found out somewhere on the web that annotations can be set to be draggable by just doing:
plt.annotate(...).draggable()
This is absolutely amazing! But I don't think this is documented anywhere, while it should be (or did I miss it?).
At the same time the behaviour is not perfect: often after dragging one annotation when trying to drag another, the first one would be dragged in the same direction (e.g. I drag the second along x axis, the first one does the same). Sometimes I would get even three annotations moving when I drag one of them.
Hi, I just found out somewhere on the web that annotations can be set to be draggable by just doing:
This is absolutely amazing! But I don't think this is documented anywhere, while it should be (or did I miss it?).
At the same time the behaviour is not perfect: often after dragging one annotation when trying to drag another, the first one would be dragged in the same direction (e.g. I drag the second along x axis, the first one does the same). Sometimes I would get even three annotations moving when I drag one of them.