@@ -891,22 +891,14 @@ def call(*args, **kwargs):
891891def test_annotate_offset_fontsize ():
892892# Test that offset_fontsize parameter works and uses accurate values
893893fig ,ax = plt .subplots ()
894- # 10 points should be equal to 1 fontsize unit at fontsize=10
895894text_coords = ['offset points' ,'offset fontsize' ]
895+ # 10 points should be equal to 1 fontsize unit at fontsize=10
896896xy_text = [(10 ,10 ), (1 ,1 )]
897- index = 0
898- points_coords = ''
899- fontsize_coords = ''
900- for i in range (2 ):
901- ann = ax .annotate ('test' ,xy = (0.5 ,0.5 ),
902- xytext = (xy_text [index ]),
903- fontsize = '10' ,
904- xycoords = 'data' ,
905- textcoords = text_coords [index ])
906- if i == 0 :
907- points_coords = str (ann .get_window_extent ())
908- else :
909- fontsize_coords = str (ann .get_window_extent ())
910- index += 1
897+ anns = [ax .annotate ('test' ,xy = (0.5 ,0.5 ),
898+ xytext = xy_text [i ],
899+ fontsize = '10' ,
900+ xycoords = 'data' ,
901+ textcoords = text_coords [i ])for i in range (2 )]
902+ points_coords ,fontsize_coords = [ann .get_window_extent ()for ann in anns ]
911903fig .canvas .draw ()
912- assert points_coords == fontsize_coords
904+ assert str ( points_coords ) == str ( fontsize_coords )