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Adds a Ctrl+C handler to matplotlib figures for copying the figure to the clipboard
Importing this module (after importing matplotlib or pyplot) will add a handler to all subsequently-created matplotlib figures so that pressing Ctrl+C (or Cmd+C on MacOS) with a matplotlib figure window selected will copy the figure to the clipboard as an image. The copied image is generated through matplotlib.pyplot.savefig(), and thus is affected by the relevant rcParams settings (savefig.dpi, savefig.format, etc.).
Uses code & concepts from:
matplotlib.rcParams['savefig.format']
is 'svg'
, the figure will be copied to the clipboard
as an SVG.'png'
, 'jpg'
, 'jpeg'
, and 'svg'
.
All other format specifiers will be overridden, and the figure will be copied to the clipboard as PNG data.matplotlib.get_backend()
.
PyQt5
, PyQt6
, PySide2
or PySide6
.pycairo
, PyGObject
and PIL
or pillow
to be installed.
matplotlib.rcParams['savefig.format']
. Alas, SVG output is not currently supported. Pull requests that enable SVG support would be welcomed.FAQs
Adds a Ctrl+C handler to matplotlib figures for copying the figure to the clipboard
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