Include event.buttons in mouse events #568
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UI test failures are unrelated, they have been failing for a few weeks. I will look at fixing them in a separate PR. |
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Fixes #567.
Matplotlib PR matplotlib/matplotlib#28453 added the use of
event.buttonsin mouse event messages that are handled by backends. We need to support the same here, otherwiseipympldoes not work interactively withmatplotlib >= 3.10.It is a simple one-line fix, the same as at
https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/blob/0400863b7a0d660d9333242fabd83dbfe3496503/lib/matplotlib/backends/web_backend/js/mpl.js#L647
It works for both matplotlib 3.10 and <3.10, as with the latter the new argument is just ignored.