Understanding matplotlib verts
I'm trying to create custom markers in matplotlib for a scatter plot, where the markers are rectangles with fix height and varying width. The width of each marker is a function of the y-value. I tried it like this using this code as a template and assuming that if verts is given a list of N 2-D tuples it plots rectangles with the width of the corresponing first value and the height of the second (maybe this is already wrong, but then how else do I accomplish that?). I have a list of x and y values, each containing angles in degrees. Then, I compute the width and height of each marker by field