> I've poked around the docs and archives, for a clue to this,
> but if it's there I didn't recognize it.> version: 0.62 WinXP default backend: TkAgg interactive (with
> ipython)Hi Gary, just to make sure we're clear. The last version of
matplotlib released was 0.61.0. Is this what you mean, or are you
using CVS?
0.61.0 (my typo)
> On computer A I have version 0.54 installed. There I can
> create a plot and say savefig('plot.eps') and get a good eps
> file.> On computer B I have version 0.62 installed. There I can
> create a plot and say savefig('plot.eps') with different
> results: ghostscript chokes.There is a known bug in the ps backend on win32 that was discussed
here a couple of weeks ago. Fortunately, it has a trivial fix. In
site-packages/matplotlib/backends/backend_ps.py, in the encodeTTFasPS
function, replace the linefont = file(fontfile)
with
font = file(fontfile, 'rb')
Windows cares a lot about that binary flag.
Please let me know if this cures what ails you, because we are getting
ready to release the next matplotlib version and I hate to release
code with known bugs.
That was it. Problem solved.
I remember that thread now. It didn't sink in at the time. Thanks, Gary
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From: "John Hunter" <jdhunter@...4...>
Thanks!
JDH