Fix: Chinese (multi-byte characters) are not displayed correctly #1208
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…ed chart when the Database Language is set to Chinese (zh) (similar issues may occur with other multi-byte languages). - When selecting the Database Language, install the required fonts for matplotlib - Non-multi-byte languages will not be affected
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Hi, a similar feature is now included in the active fork here, it should most likely also apply for you : Nachtzuster#93 |
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Generated chart (daily plot) are not displayed correctly when the Database
Language is set to Chinese (zh) (similar issues may occur with other multi-byte languages).
BEFORE(wrong):
AFTER(correct):
