It shouldn't always return True -- it should return a tuple of type
(bool, dict). The first element is whether it's inside, and the second
is a dictionary of indices of subobjects (used only for Collections).
Unfortunately, this tuple always evaluates to True. Have you tried
changing your contains test from ".contains()" to ".contains()[0]"?
If that's not what's happening for you, can you send a self-contained
example that illustrates this bug?
(I noticed the looking_glass.py example has this bug -- I'll fix that.)
Mike
On 11/28/2009 02:44 PM, Jorge Scandaliaris wrote:
> Hi,
> I was trying to find out when a button_press_event happened inside a patch
> (tried Circle and Rectangle) using the contains(mouseevent) method, but it
> always seem to return True. I got the inspiration from the looking_glass.py
> example, which also doesn't work as (Ithink) it should. I know Ican do this the
> hard way, i.e. checking with event.xdata event.ydata, but I was really happy
> there was already a pre-defined method for doing so.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jorge
>
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