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> 2012/11/1 Hans Bering :
>> Hello everybody,
>>
>> I'm building a small Tkinter GUI using matplotlib, in which I have to
>> change/update plots quite often depending on user input (with different
>> conten
Hello everybody,
I'm building a small Tkinter GUI using matplotlib, in which I have to
change/update plots quite often depending on user input (with different
contents & sizes, in different places in the GUI, etc.; but always only
one figure at a time).
As a first resort, I regenerated the
Hi Matt,
a possible workaround seems to be to embed the figure's canvas in a second
Tk canvas using canvas.create_window(...). The second (embedding) canvas
handles the appropriate resizing & scrolling. I have attached a script
below to demonstrate. Unfortunately, scrolling is rather sluggis
Hi,
thanks for the very quick response & fix. We were surprised, too, that we
hadn't found more about this problem. We were put on the right track by this
related report: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=395867 -
Thanks also for the link to the other report. I'll see if I can c
Hi,
sorry if this has already been addressed. I did a search on the archives, but
even though that turned up lots of hits, none of them seemed to be related to
the issue.
The following very simple example will reliably crash in Python 2.7.[0-2] with
matplotlib 1.0.1 under a 64 bit German Windo
