From: Charlie M. <cw...@gm...> - 2006-04-03 14:34:44
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> It's a little more than zorder, though, since in the case of > examples/two_scales.py you have to axes that entirely overlap one > another, and you may want both to respond to navigation. In general I > like the idea of using zorder to determine which axes responds to > navigation commands, but do you think it can handle this case as well. In this case I think the correct approach would be to set the zorder higher on one axes, and in that axes' callback programmatically invoke the same event for the other axes. I will look at the example and implement/comment this approach. - Charlie |