From: Jean P. <2s...@ma...> - 2004-09-08 00:05:40
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> Jean> Hello, I'm a new user of matplotlib and I have to admit that > Jean> I'm quite impressed and excited about it ! I'm currently > Jean> trying to convince the whole company to switch from matlab > Jean> to python (at least 200 users I think), and matplotlib is a > Jean> big asset. > > Good luck - is yours a software company? 200 new developers would be > a big help :-) No, we mainly use matlab for our own studies. But you can be sure that I will report any bugs that we found. > > Jean> Extra content at the end of the document Could not load > Jean> filename for text > Jean> /users/m024234/local/share/matplotlib/Vera.ttf Traceback > > Here is your problem. The font is not being loaded. First, in Ah ! *slap forehead* I found a ".ttffont.cache." in my home directory which was the remnants of a previous installation. Inside was the old path to the font directory. I deleted this file, and a new one with the good path was created and everything run smoothly now. > I notice from your path above that you have installed matplotlib in a > nonstandard location. Have you set the MATPLOTLIB environment > variable, as described in the installing documentation on the web page > http://matplotlib.sf.net/installing.html? ??? I never set the matplotlib environment and so far everything works fine (even if I always use non standard location !)... > Do you get the same traceback on win32? No the problem was entirely different. I was using the enthought python 2.3.3 with the IDE SPE 0.5.1d, and when under SPE I tried to run a program as simple as : from matplotlib.matlab import * subplot(2,3,5) show() A screen with weird color appeared, and everything froze. Now If I tried to run the same program directly from command-line (say from a DOS window), everything works fine. Is there some problem with SPE ? It's strange because it was ok with the 0.60.2 version of matplotlib Let me know if I can do anything to further investigate the problem... > Gladly-accepting-donationsly-yours, > JDH I really really hope to convince them to give you something (not yet thought, I still have to convince them to switch to python/matplotlib). At least to show you that someone outside appreciate the software and that it's worth continuing the project... Thanks for your help ! Regards, |