Aikhjarto

Not only too long filenames might raise problems but also too long pathnames. E.g., last year I had some problems with encfs in combination with rsync hosters. They supported only...

Why don't you use filterfs?

According to Matlab's [documentation](https://de.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/rectangle.html#inputarg_cur) The a curvature of `1` or `[1 1]` produces an ellipse.

Here is a similar Report: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/233550/is-it-possible-to-choose-the-base-line-of-the-ycomb The solution there is to add `log origin=infty` to the axis options. I added the option manually in the tex file generated by matlab2tikz...

Yep, with the latest "master" the error do not occur any more. However, I found another SetPriority() in xvdrserver.c and wonder if the same problem might arise there too.

Workaround for standalone is to enforce UTF-8 encoding like `tikzplotlib.save('test.tex', figure=fig, standalone=True, encoding='utf-8')` Figure size is IMHO deliberately not set in tex code per default, as it provides great flexibility...

It seems that at least it is for the latex flavor according the used latex header https://github.com/nschloe/tikzplotlib/blob/adcf150493404b1c52e0f7f1c4f36627b31b6a4d/tikzplotlib/_save.py#L400-L403

For that task we would require a latex preamble that is working with all encodings supported by python's codec module. Making a latex preamble working with different encodings is not...

Latex's [inputenc](http://mirror.kumi.systems/ctan/macros/latex/base/inputenc.pdf) does support a much smaller number of encodings than python's [codec module](https://docs.python.org/3/library/codecs.html#standard-encodings) does. So simply putting the codec there would generated an error later on. Also I have...

The problem persists even after updating to the newest versions of tikzplotlib (0.9.2) and pgfplots (1.17).