rc('ps',usedistiller='xpdf') works, usedistiller='ghostscript' throws
up the same error (presumably that's the default? I don't have a
.matplotlibrc file).
I've attached the xpdf-distilled file. That workaround solves my
problem (and generates smaller and nicer eps files), but it's still
curious that ghostscript generates a faulty file. Perhaps matplotlib
should just use xpdf by default?
2013/5/17 Mike Droettboom <email address hidden>:
> Can you try setting `rc('ps', distiller='xpdf')` and then `rc('ps',
> distiller='ghostscript')` and see if that makes any difference?
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rc('ps' ,usedistiller= 'xpdf') works, usedistiller= 'ghostscript' throws
up the same error (presumably that's the default? I don't have a
.matplotlibrc file).
I've attached the xpdf-distilled file. That workaround solves my
problem (and generates smaller and nicer eps files), but it's still
curious that ghostscript generates a faulty file. Perhaps matplotlib
should just use xpdf by default?
2013/5/17 Mike Droettboom <email address hidden>: 'ghostscript' )` and see if that makes any difference? /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 1179376 /bugs.launchpad .net/matplotlib /+bug/1179376/ +subscriptions
> Can you try setting `rc('ps', distiller='xpdf')` and then `rc('ps',
> distiller=
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