Do not provide (wrong) mtext instances for pre-layouted text blocks (fixes #3000) #3017
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This probably needs a CHANGELOG entry. |
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@pwuertz This needs a re-base. |
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Rebased due to collision in CHANGELOG. |
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Do not provide (wrong) mtext instances for pre-layouted text blocks (fixes #3000)
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When a matplotlib text object contains multiple lines, matplotlib calculates the coordinates for the individual lines and calls
draw_text()for each line, but doesn't create/provide a correct mtext instance for them. Omit the mtext instance in this case and make the backends handledraw_text()with no mtext instance correctly.