Felix Patzelt writes:
> Matplotlib-Version: 1.1.0
If that's the released version and not something from git, it does not
have one possibly related fix. Could you try cherry-picking commit
09293bf from github, or applying the following patch.
commit 09293bf96f79f305d96ae4070dc89537efb9fb17
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Jouni K. Seppänen writes:
> Felix Patzelt writes:
>
>> I just ran into the following Bug: When choosing Qt4Agg as my backend
>> in the matplotlibrc, using TeX will break matplotlib.
>
> Could you run your test script with --verbose-debug, redirect the output
> to a file and send it to me (off-l
Felix Patzelt writes:
> I just ran into the following Bug: When choosing Qt4Agg as my backend
> in the matplotlibrc, using TeX will break matplotlib.
Could you run your test script with --verbose-debug, redirect the output
to a file and send it to me (off-list; it will be a large file)?
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Jo
Hi,
I just ran into the following Bug: When choosing Qt4Agg as my backend in the
matplotlibrc, using TeX will break matplotlib. When choosing backend: MacOSX,
everything works fine. The QT4Agg backend also works fine as long as I'm not
using TeX. Here is a fairly minimal example:
# fil
