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 the strings in your example solves the
problem for me on 0.91.2. (I wasn't able to test 0.90.1 -- that still
may have internal problems handling Unicode strings in some backends.)
Cheers,
Mike
BL wrote:
> 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 :
>
> matplotlib : 0.90.1
> backend : TkAgg
> encoding : UTF-8
>
> I will try to install a SVN version of matplotlib and see if this works
> better.
>
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