Joe Kington

The readout you're seeing is the standard matplotlib readout, not mpldatacursor's. Did you click on the plot and not get an annotation popping up? If so, I'm a bit stumped....

That exact example works fine for me on mpl 1.5.0 and IPython 4.0.0, at least on Linux. I can't try it on Windows or OSX, at the moment. Maybe there's...

@Yulia444 - For the case where you're constructing the figure and embedding in a lower-level widget, `mpldatacursor` can't automatically find which Matplotlib artists and figures it should use. That's because...

That's a change in matplotlib with version 3.3.0. There's a fix in master, but there hasn't been a release of mpldatacursor with that fix yet, as that version of matplotlib...

Thanks for the bug report, and sorry for my delay in responding! As for the first problem, any time the pyplot interface isn't used to create the figure, there's no...

By default, this is the expected behavior. Annotations appear when you click and do not move or disappear until you dismiss them (right click to dismiss). Do you mean with...

Hi @viethuongy2k, `pip` is a system executable, so you'd run `pip install` from your shell environment, not in python. The notebook is a python interpreter, rather than a console/shell. You'll...

It sounds like you might be using an online environment such as binder, then? If that's the case, the packages installed in the virtual machine that you're using are typically...

@ajn1985 - Sorry I've taken so long to reply! There probably is a way to have `mpldatacursor` do this automatically, but for the moment, it's easiest to update the annotation...

Are you using matplotlib inside a notebook, by chance? The matplotlib notebook backend has quite a few performance drawbacks and can have odd rendering in some browsers. There's not really...