> To use non-ascii characters, you need prefix the string literal with a
> 'u'. For example:
I thought that the u"string" notation was only needed when characters had to
be handled with their utf-8 code
Replacing the r's with u's in the strings in your example solves the
> problem for me on 0.9
To use non-ascii characters, you need prefix the string literal with a
'u'. For example:
u"This is a Unicode string"
Alternatively, you can write out an 8-bit string and then explicitly
decode it into Unicode:
unicode("This is UTF-8", "utf-8")
Replacing the r's with u's in th
I'm using a basic Debian Etch distribution.
I've attached a very simple file showing the problem. On my computer,
neither the title, nor the legend are displayed correctly, and I've got
square instead of each non ascii characters.
The attached script gives me the following informations :
matplotl
This probably depends on the backend you are using. Which backend and
on which platform are you having trouble with? 0.90.1 had a number of
Unicode and non-ascii problems that 0.91.2 resolves. You may want to
try that.
Failing that, can you attach a small script that exhibits the problem?
T
Hi,
I would like to use non ascii characters in title and label but with my
current intallation it does not work properly.
There's no warning or error messages when I set a title with some non ascii
characters (I use iso-88599-1 characters, like é or à), but I get a empty
square instead of thes
