Jonas Breuling

Thanks for your quick reply. What you say is true, if the font size option does not lead to the real size its just confusing. But I really like your...

I found out that on linux using `pdf2svg` the scale factor has to be 1.25. Then you get the right character size. Might be helpful for somebody.

@amadeus84 are you interested in working in a more recent version of a matplotlib C++ library? It seems like you have alot input to give to this project.

I've encountered the same problem but wasn't able to figure out what goes wrong. But I think you are right that something goes wrong with the call `Py_Finalize();`.

That is interesting. I made some investigations and here is what I found out. The following code crashes with a Segfault ```cpp #include int main() { matplotlibcpp::figure(); matplotlibcpp::show(); } ```...

Sorry for the late reply, I missed your message. And I don't know If something goes wrong with the threads.

Here is my minimal example for matplotlibcpp usage with cmake ```CMake # CMakeLists.txt cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.15) project("example" LANGUAGES CXX) # guard against in-source builds if(${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR} STREQUAL ${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}) message(FATAL_ERROR "In-source builds not...

@bolu-atx, sorry I'm not aware of that. But after a little research I'm of the opinion that it is not a good idea to try this. All python libraries are...

@joaocandre: Sure, you can replace ```cmake FetchContent_GetProperties(matplotlib) if(NOT matplotlib_POPULATED) FetchContent_Populate(matplotlib) endif() ``` ```cmake FetchContent_MakeAvailable(matplotlib) ``` But adding the include directories is mandatory.

Thank you very much for this very nice piece of code. In my opinion, scipy will greatly benefit from the possiblity of solving DAE's up to index 3 using the...