Avoid calling vars() on arbitrary third-party manager_class.#25240
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vars(...) may fail if the third-party manager_class has no `__dict__`, which can happen in contrieved cases involving `__slots__` or extension modules, or more simply if the backend has no FigureCanvas attribute or if the canvas class has no manager_class attribute, in which case manager_class = None. (Note that this can only be the case if that third-party FigureCanvas doesn't inherit from FigureCanvasBase, which is probably not a great idea.) In any case, instead of vars(), inspect.getattr_static does what we want too and also handles that case. Also replace another (unrelated) use of vars() with a plain getattr.
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…240-on-v3.7.x Backport PR #25240 on branch v3.7.x (Avoid calling vars() on arbitrary third-party manager_class.)
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vars(...) may fail if the third-party manager_class has no
__dict__, which can happen in contrieved cases involving__slots__or extension modules, or more simply if the backend has no FigureCanvas attribute or if the canvas class has no manager_class attribute, in which case manager_class = None. (Note that this can only be the case if that third-party FigureCanvas doesn't inherit from FigureCanvasBase, which is probably not a great idea.)In any case, instead of vars(), inspect.getattr_static does what we want too and also handles that case.
Also replace another (unrelated) use of vars() with a plain getattr.
See #25227 (which is still due to pycharm being outdated, but this patch should make the error less obscure and could be relevant in other (more contrieved) cases).
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