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Simplify GridHelper invalidation. #19042

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@anntzer anntzer commented Nov 28, 2020

GridHelperBase.invalidate/valid and Axes.invalidate_grid_helper are
never used externally and appear to be internal. But invalidation
doesn't need to be stored in a separate flag (_force_update), one can
simply reset _old_limits (which only serves this purpose) and unify
that with _old_values (which does the same).

The only _update method that was previously called to regenerate
invalidated grid info was GridHelperCurveLinear._update, which, other
than the redundant check of staleness (already done in _update_lim),
just forwarded to _update_grid, so get rid of _update and just
stick to _update_grid.

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GridHelperBase.invalidate/valid and Axes.invalidate_grid_helper are
never used externally and appear to be internal.  But invalidation
doesn't need to be stored in a separate flag (`_force_update`), one can
simply reset `_old_limits` (which only serves this purpose) and unify
that with `_old_values` (which does the same).

The only `_update` method that was previously called to regenerate
invalidated grid info was `GridHelperCurveLinear._update`, which, other
than the redundant check of staleness (already done in `_update_lim`),
just forwarded to `_update_grid`, so get rid of `_update` and just
stick to `_update_grid`.
@tacaswell tacaswell merged commit 39bf7ad into matplotlib:master Dec 3, 2020
@anntzer anntzer deleted the ghi branch December 3, 2020 22:26
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