John Hunter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> the place to look. Squares typically mean that the character you are
> requesting is not in the font file you have loaded.
>
Thanks for the last sentence. I had set TTFPATH properly but
I don't know why matplotlib didn't see the ttf fonts in
$HOME/.fonts.
> "Seweryn" == Seweryn Kokot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Seweryn> Hello, Since I have problems with unicode conversion when
Seweryn> using wxagg and gtkagg backends I would like to ask which
Seweryn> files in matplotlib sources are responsible for this? To
Seweryn> understand
Hello,
Since I have problems with unicode conversion when using wxagg and gtkagg
backends I would like to ask which files in matplotlib sources are
responsible for this?
To understand the mechanism, if in the figure I get empty squares
instead of special characters where is the problem: in the pha