Hi Ludwig,
You are right, it didn't work on the MacOSX backend either. I didn't notice
since the backend doesn't support blitting, so I never tried it.
In any case, it is exactly the same problem as in Qt4Agg, with exactly the
same fix: In lib/matplotlib/backends/backend_macosx.py, add the last l
Hi,
I've noticed the same problem on the MacOSX backend recently (TkAgg works fine
on OS X though). I assumed that it would be more than a one-line fix, therefore
I did not look into it further. It would be great if your solution worked for
MacOSX too!
Regards,
Ludwig
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Collin,
My problem is not with the actual "resize" functionality, which works fine,
but with attaching a callback to a resize_event ("say_hello" in my example).
Specifically, I have a figure that uses blitting, i.e., saves the background
and only updates some artists as a function of events in an
Hello,
It appears that the Qt4Agg backend ignores any user defined 'resize_event'.
This program reproduces the issue (I am using the development version of
matplotlib from github):
import matplotlib
matplotlib.use('Qt4Agg')
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
def say_hello(event):
print "Hello"
