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This logic is not quite right. The reason for this try cascade is that when mpl added QT5 support we re-named qt4_compat -> qt_compat as it smooths over the differences between pyqt4/pysides/pyqt5 so you can not assume that if this import succeeds then you want to use qt5
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when does that import fail then? if matplotlib is older than the version that added Qt5 support?
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Thanks @flying-sheep! |
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no problem :D |
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Switched to cnp where applicable.
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Avoids crash of active contour example when run with old scipy version
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see scikit-image#1316