Fix check for DISPLAY on PyQt5.#8149
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This check avoids a fatal error when the DISPLAY environment variable is not set using PyQt5, e.g. ``` MPLBACKEND=qt5agg DISPLAY= python -c 'from pylab import *; plot(); show()' ``` (The previous check only worked on PyQt4.)
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It makes the behavior consistent across the Qt4 and Qt5 backends. See #1905 for the original motivation. |
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Fix check for DISPLAY on PyQt5.
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This check avoids a fatal error when the DISPLAY environment variable is
not set using PyQt5, e.g.
(The previous check only worked on PyQt4.)