Alway pass unicode string to io buffer #626
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I came across crash in savefig, with Times font, and uselatex, and lots more options, complaining here that `value` was `str` and that it was expecting `string`... This seem to do the trick for me in this case, even if I'm not really sure if it's the right thing to do. I can try to get a minimal working/crashing example if you want. Thank you.
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The problems with usetex are much bigger than this -- I'm working on a branch that fixes a number of issues of this type. Standby -- I'll refer to the pull request here when it's ready. I'd appreciate your help testing. |
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See pull request #628. |
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I came across crash in savefig, with Times font, and uselatex, and lots more options, complaining here that
valuewasstrand that it was expectingstring...This seem to do the trick for me in this case, even if I'm not really sure if it's the right thing to do.
I can try to get a minimal working/crashing example if you want.
Thank you.