#13296: matplotlib do not handle unicode properly from command line
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       Reporter:  slabbe               |         Owner:  jason, was
           Type:  defect               |        Status:  new       
       Priority:  major                |     Milestone:  sage-5.3  
      Component:  graphics             |    Resolution:            
       Keywords:  unicode, matplotlib  |   Work issues:            
Report Upstream:  N/A                  |     Reviewers:            
        Authors:                       |     Merged in:            
   Dependencies:  #13161               |      Stopgaps:            
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Description changed by slabbe:

Old description:

> Using sage-5.2.rc0, unicode letter é gets replaced by "é" in matplotlib
> plot:
>
> {{{
> sage: text(u'an accent : é', (1,1), color='red')
> }}}
>
> With #13161 the same problem appears for axes labels :
>
> {{{
> sage: t = text(u'an accent : é', (1,1), color='red')
> sage: t.axes_labels([u'an accent : é', 'Y'])       # broken without
> #13161
> sage: t
> }}}
>
> But, as mentionned in ticket #13161, if the same code is written in a
> file without encoding, then unicode gets printed perfectly :
>
> {{{
> # this is file.sage
> t = text(u'an accent : é', (1,1), color='red')
> t.axes_labels([u'an accent : é', 'Y'])       # broken without #13161
> }}}
>
> Is perfect :
>
> {{{
> sage: attach file.sage
> sage: t
> }}}
>
> What is the difference between a file and the command line?

New description:

 Using sage-5.2.rc0, unicode letter é gets replaced by "é" in matplotlib
 plot:

 {{{
 sage: text(u'an accent : é', (1,1), color='red')
 }}}

 With #13161 the same problem appears for axes labels :

 {{{
 sage: t = text(u'an accent : é', (1,1), color='red')
 sage: t.axes_labels([u'an accent : é', 'Y'])       # broken without #13161
 sage: t
 }}}

 But, as mentionned in ticket #13161, if the same code is written in a file
 without encoding, then unicode gets printed perfectly :

 {{{
 # this is file.sage
 t = text(u'an accent : é', (1,1), color='red')
 t.axes_labels([u'an accent : é', 'Y'])       # broken without #13161
 }}}

 Is perfect :

 {{{
 sage: attach file.sage
 sage: t
 }}}

 What makes it work in a file but not for the command line?

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