This replaces #1974, so I am closing that one.

I'll work on the other embedding_in_wx examples to make them compatible with Phoenix, but don't have much time this week, hopefully by the end of next week, will at that point update this PR

@wernerfb Any progress on this? In any case, this will need a rebase.

I rebased and updated my Phoenix copy to the snapshot for wxPython Phoenix 3.0 of Jan 5.2014.

I can run all embedding_in_wx?.py and close them if I try to resize the frame I get exceptions "AttributeError: 'MyApp' object has no attribute 'ProcessIdle'" which I will need to research some more. The exception is thrown on different lines when I run the same module - so a bit confusing.

I am still using mpl 1.2.0, so need to update that before I can test this further.

@wernerfb It looks like you did a merge instead of a re-base. By merging the v1.3 branch back into your branch the eventually merge back upstream gets messy. Rebasing basically 're-plays' your commits on top of the current head of the upstream branch (see http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Branching-Rebasing). It re-writes history, but is useful in this case to keep the merge history clean(er).

Hhm, I am pretty sure I did a rebase, but wouldn't put my hand into the fire:), as git is still confusing me.

Will look into this when I get a moment to upgrade my matplot install.

This still needs to be cleaned up. You need to

1. reset your branch to the commit before you did the merge
2. rebase onto current master. The text at doc : rebase #2742 might be helpful (and if it is not please tell me why!)
3. force push to github

Sorry for delay was away without internet access.

The 'reset' leaves me with un-commited stuff which has nothing to do with what I worked on.
When I find a moment I do a new fork and merge my changes in by hand and do another pull request.
I close this in the mean time.

This is replaced by PR #2803