It would be awesome if it were possible to control the linewidth of the hatch effect, for example in fill_between. It is now only possible to set the linewidth parameter, but that also gives the filled area a border, which can be undesired. Is it possible to allow for a dictionary to be passed to a "hatch_kwargs" parameter, that allows you to set the linewidth, hatch-style and possibly other things?
In this stackoverflow post (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11452743/manipulating-linewidth-for-hatching-in-matplotlib?rq=1), I found that the hatch linewidth is hardcoded in C++, so it should be relatively easy to make its value depend on some python input, wouldn't it?
It would be awesome if it were possible to control the linewidth of the hatch effect, for example in fill_between. It is now only possible to set the linewidth parameter, but that also gives the filled area a border, which can be undesired. Is it possible to allow for a dictionary to be passed to a "hatch_kwargs" parameter, that allows you to set the linewidth, hatch-style and possibly other things?
In this stackoverflow post (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11452743/manipulating-linewidth-for-hatching-in-matplotlib?rq=1), I found that the hatch linewidth is hardcoded in C++, so it should be relatively easy to make its value depend on some python input, wouldn't it?