ok look like a missing font on my box. Will see...
Xavier
> I installed the necessary stuff in my LaTeX installation from here:
>
> http://www.unruh.de/DniQ/latex/unicode/
>
> and it's now working even when usetex is on.
>
> It would be great to figure out why it's broken for you.
>
> Do you g
hm, i was setting it after i imported pylab. You were right. I just
now tried calling matplotlib.use("Agg") just before import pylab, and
that did give me better results.
wxAgg did start leaking memory very quickly, and ps,svg, and pdf were
all holding constant - until i hit around loop number 44
Luke,
Just to be sure: how are you selecting the backend?
If you use the "matplotlib.use('Agg')" method, this must appear *before*
importing pylab for the first time; it is something of a "gotcha" that
if it appears after pylab has been imported it doesn't give you any clue
that it is ineffect
I *am* able to see the same leak in 0.90.1 using Agg, Pdg, Ps, and
Svg with the same memory amount being leaked each time, so its
probably in matplotlib code, although I do not have the SVN sources to
check it there to see if it has been fixed there. I was originally
using the wxAgg backend, but
Sebastian,
I am trying to move things in the direction of simpler and cleaner
namespaces, but I think that to do it well requires a systematic
approach to the continuing numpification of mpl, so I have been working
on mlab.py before tackling pylab. I hope everything can be done via
reorganiza
There have been a number of memory leaks resolved since the 0.90.1
release. However, there are still known memory leaks in all of the GUI
backends, some of which are unfortunately just beyond easy reach of
matplotlib. If this is an automated process and you only care about the
file output, yo
I'm writing a program that processes ~ 25,000 jobs and each iteration
draws a histogram and writes out some of the output. I let it run all
night and when I came back, python was filling up all my memory
(2Gigs) and was thrashing on and off of swap. I narrowed the problem
down to my calling of th
Hi,
I've created a plot with the correct scale but I want to add more room at
the bottom of the plot to add a title block with out effecting the size of
the plot. Does anyone know how to do this?
Regards,
Jonathan
School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Ashby Building
Stranmilli
