2011/2/8 Benjamin Root
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> Hmm, interesting observation. There is very little in mpl that limits your
> ability to produce elements for plotting (which is probably why you were
> getting shrugs from the mailing list...). However, ipython has various
> "tricks" for caching mpl elements, and ca
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 7:09 PM, Jorge Scandaliaris
wrote:
> Jorge Scandaliaris writes:
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> > So, I modified the lasso_demo, increasing progressively the number
> polygons
> > drawn. When I reached 10 polygons, I was able to reproduce the
> problem.
> > It's
> > true that this a rat
Jorge Scandaliaris writes:
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> So, I modified the lasso_demo, increasing progressively the number polygons
> drawn. When I reached 10 polygons, I was able to reproduce the problem.
> It's
> true that this a rather large number, but in my code it happens well below
> this
> number, ma
Jorge Scandaliaris writes:
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> I couldn't come up with a simple example showing the problem. My attempts so
> far
> ended in working examples. I did find a change in my code that triggers the
> problem: My code uses a modified version of the lasso_demo example, contains
> two
> axes, whe
Jorge Scandaliaris writes:
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> The symptoms are that
> the interaction (keys and mouse clicks) works OK as long as I don't resize the
> window. Once I do this, the interaction is gone. What happens when the window
> is
> resized, that could be related to what I experience.
>
> OK, lets
Hi,
I have some code that's been working for a long time, but it's behaving strange
with current (svn) matplotlib. It's too large to post here, so I will try to
come up with a minimal version reproducing the problem. Meanwhile, I wanted to
ask if anyone would have a clue of what could be going on.
