Ian Thomas

> Ian, thank you for continuing to engage here. I appreciate it. I'm happy to help. Actually I'm being selfish, this is an example that I'd like to use myself...

> Absolutely. Is there anything you'd need from us to extend this existing example to use GPUs? An example like that would make for a fun blog post, I think...

Perfect, that is both informative and beautiful!

@bryevdv If you are talking regular polygons, so convex, then it is trivial. The WebGL marker code already has triangle, square and hexagon and could easily be generalised.

> Completed, modulo a WebGL implementation I will make a separate issue for. You can assign that to me, I've already started work on it.

@liambsmith The `BackendRegistry` changes in Matplotlib 3.9.0 allow a backend name to be of any case, as whenever one is used internally in Matplotlib it is converted to lowercase first....

@balavay It is the same issue. Any downstream library or IDE that attempts to use Matplotlib with its own backend handling and event loop integration needs to keep up with...

I think both the Python `Triangulation` and `TrapezoidMapTriFinder` are relatively thin wrappers around C++ objects that do the heavy lifting. The C++ objects are tied to the lifetimes of their...

Note in passing that the downstream ipykernel tests are failing with anyio 4.4.0 but work with anyio 4.3.0. We see the same in the ipykernel repo, and I am looking...