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fix draw_idle reference in NavigationToolbar2#2319
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NavigationToolbar2 sub-classes do not (all?) have a draw_idle method (strictly speaking, the QT one does not). I assume this should have bounce strait to the canvas, not through the `NavigationToolbar2.draw()` method.Change introduced in25ff2f7
tacaswell commentedAug 27, 2013
@mdboom Can you take a look at this? Sorry to be a pest. |
mdboom commentedAug 28, 2013
Pest away! matplotlib issues are too much of a fire hose for me to keep on top of everything 😉 Looks good to me. And just for completeness -- these are the steps to reproduce: In the Qt backend, pan and/or zoom to a new position, then push the back button. |
fix draw_idle reference in NavigationToolbar2
tacaswell commentedAug 28, 2013
Thanks. Sorry for not including better details. |
dmcdougall commentedAug 29, 2013
@mdboom Should this be picked into |
mdboom commentedAug 29, 2013
I think this bug was introduced in25ff2f7 which is only on master. |
fix draw_idle reference in NavigationToolbar2
NavigationToolbar2 sub-classes do not (all?) have a draw_idle method (strictly speaking, the QT one does not). I assume this should have bounce strait to the canvas, not through the
NavigationToolbar2.draw()method.Change introduced in25ff2f7