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first commit:

Putting the case where a tool is active first avoids negated conditions
(e.g. re: event.inaxes), making things easier to follow.

Also, let SetCursorBase keep a reference to the currently active tool,
rather than its cursor, to avoid having the slightly confusing
._cursor next to ._default_cursor and ._last_cursor.

second commit:

Zoom/pan cannot be used e.g. on colorbars, which are "non-navigatable".
So don't set the zoom/pan cursor when the mouse is over them, either.

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Putting the case where a tool is active first avoids negated conditions
(e.g. re: event.inaxes), making things easier to follow.

Also, let SetCursorBase keep a reference to the currently active tool,
rather than its cursor, to avoid having the slightly confusing
._cursor next to ._default_cursor and ._last_cursor.

anntzer added 2 commits April 8, 2021 23:09
Putting the case where a tool is active first avoids negated conditions
(e.g. re: event.inaxes), making things easier to follow.

Also, let SetCursorBase keep a reference to the currently active tool,
rather than its cursor, to avoid having the slightly confusing
`._cursor` next to `._default_cursor` and `._last_cursor`.
Zoom/pan cannot be used e.g. on colorbars, which are "non-navigatable".
So don't set the zoom/pan cursor when the mouse is over them, either.
@timhoffm timhoffm added this to the v3.5.0 milestone Apr 8, 2021
@timhoffm timhoffm merged commit e14cc7b into matplotlib:master Apr 8, 2021
@anntzer anntzer deleted the cursor branch April 9, 2021 06:18
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