Drop support for deprecated annotation.ref attribute (use annotation.xref and annotation.yref instead) - #7215
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| "tag": "", | ||
| "ref": "paper" | ||
| "xref": "paper", | ||
| "yref": "paper" |
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just for my own learning, why has the "ref" property become "xref" and "yref"?
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So that you can place an annotation at a fixed horizontal position (xref=“paper”) and data-referenced vertical position (yref=“y”) for example. With a single ref things like that are not possible.
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Closes #7191
annotation.refattribute (useannotation.xrefandannotation.yrefinstead)