Hi All (esp. Darren),
The attached patch adds unicode support for LaTeX. Given the recent
discussion about adding preambles, I thought I'd run it past here first.
Anyone opposed if I check this in?
Note that I specifically added the rcParam text.latex.unicode to enable
this and a default False value to turn this off by default. I hope this
prevents breakage for folks who don't have the ucs and inputenc latex
packages installed while allowing unicode for those of us that do.
-Andrew
OK, here's the patch!
Andrew Straw wrote:
unicode-latex.patch (4.65 KB)
···
Hi All (esp. Darren),
The attached patch adds unicode support for LaTeX. Given the recent
discussion about adding preambles, I thought I'd run it past here first.
Anyone opposed if I check this in?
Note that I specifically added the rcParam text.latex.unicode to enable
this and a default False value to turn this off by default. I hope this
prevents breakage for folks who don't have the ucs and inputenc latex
packages installed while allowing unicode for those of us that do.
-Andrew
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Hi Andrew,
OK, here's the patch!
Andrew Straw wrote:
> Hi All (esp. Darren),
>
> The attached patch adds unicode support for LaTeX. Given the recent
> discussion about adding preambles, I thought I'd run it past here first.
> Anyone opposed if I check this in?
No opposition, but a couple requests. Would you add a commented out line to
matplotlibrc.template, with some brief discussion if you think it is
appropriate? Also, lets make it a policy that the custom preamble always
appears after all other preambles in texmanager amd backend_ps.
> Note that I specifically added the rcParam text.latex.unicode to enable
> this and a default False value to turn this off by default. I hope this
> prevents breakage for folks who don't have the ucs and inputenc latex
> packages installed while allowing unicode for those of us that do.
I have never used unicode with latex, will you add a nugget to
http://www.scipy.org/Cookbook/Matplotlib/UsingTex?
Darren
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On Thursday 17 May 2007 10:12:09 pm Andrew Straw wrote:
Hi Darren,
I've made the changes you requested and committed it. (I didn't realize
that mpl-data/matplotlibrc was generated from the template -- I actually
already placed a descriptive line of text in the overwritten file.)
I'm attaching a file for the examples/ directory which I'm having
trouble checking in. I'm rushing out the door for a weekend away at the
moment, so if you can check this in, that'd be great, otherwise I'll try
again when I'm back online. I think it might be an issue with the
non-ASCII characters in the file.
I'll also update the wiki page when I get back.
-Andrew
Darren Dale wrote:
tex_unicode_demo.py (816 Bytes)
···
Hi Andrew,
On Thursday 17 May 2007 10:12:09 pm Andrew Straw wrote:
OK, here's the patch!
Andrew Straw wrote:
Hi All (esp. Darren),
The attached patch adds unicode support for LaTeX. Given the recent
discussion about adding preambles, I thought I'd run it past here first.
Anyone opposed if I check this in?
No opposition, but a couple requests. Would you add a commented out line to
matplotlibrc.template, with some brief discussion if you think it is
appropriate? Also, lets make it a policy that the custom preamble always
appears after all other preambles in texmanager amd backend_ps.
Note that I specifically added the rcParam text.latex.unicode to enable
this and a default False value to turn this off by default. I hope this
prevents breakage for folks who don't have the ucs and inputenc latex
packages installed while allowing unicode for those of us that do.
I have never used unicode with latex, will you add a nugget to
http://www.scipy.org/Cookbook/Matplotlib/UsingTex?
Darren