I've updated the docstring with a comment about display issues in wxGTK.
Martin
Martin Spacek wrote:
Not sure if this already exists, but here's an example file of how to
get a wx.ToolTip to pop up and report the current mouse position in data
coordinates over a MPL axes. Not sure if it's the
Martin Spacek wrote:
> That initial tooltip never shows up for me, which I think is the correct
> behaviour,
Probably. You have that Enable(False) call in there. However, I notice
from the docs that wx.ToolTip.Enable() is a "global" call -- it doesn't
just enable or disable that particular tool
> What is this supposed to give you. I get a Very long tooltip box with:
>
> tip with a
> long
> line and a newline
>
>
> In it.
>
> then, when the mouse starts moving, I get a tip that is just the right
> size to hold the two coords, each on their own line.
That initial tooltip never shows u
And here's yet another refinement. Works around a wx bug (see
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.python.wxpython/37937/match=tooltip)
that prevents newlines from being recognized in the tooltip string.
Also, disables the tooltip when the mouse moves off of the axes, which
prevents stray toolti
Here's an updated version. mpl.use('WXAgg') should come before importing
pylab.
Martin
Martin Spacek wrote:
Not sure if this already exists, but here's an example file of how to
get a wx.ToolTip to pop up and report the current mouse position in data
coordinates over a MPL axes. Not sure if i
Not sure if this already exists, but here's an example file of how to
get a wx.ToolTip to pop up and report the current mouse position in data
coordinates over a MPL axes. Not sure if it's the best way of doing
this, but it seems to work really well for me. Perhaps it would be
useful to add thi
