before i write many plot in one tab
but in 7.0, i have not many plot in one tab
hold() function does not operate
refer to the below image (bokeh 6.0 quad plot)
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bokeh 7.0 histogram.... i have not many plot in one tab
Hi,
The plotting api was recently changed as of version 0.7. Some old functions (for instance, hold) are now deprecated but [should] still function. See the documentation for some more details… http://bokeh.pydata.org/docs/user_guide/plotting.html
Can you provide a simple code example that was working on 0.6 but is not working with 0.7 release?
Thank you
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On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 3:22 PM, jun-seok bang nelmondo@gmail.com wrote:
before i write many plot in one tab
but in 7.0, i have not many plot in one tab
hold() function does not operate
refer to the below image (bokeh 6.0 quad plot)
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Fabio Pliger
jus-seok,
We tried to ensure that all old code would work with this update, even if deprecated, however there may have been problems that slipped through. The "hold" function has been deprecated. To get multiple renderers on one plot, you should now do something like this:
p = figure(...)
# all of these will go on one plot, because we
# are calling methods on the one plot, p
p.circle(...)
p.triangle(...)
p.rect(...)
show(p)
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On Dec 10, 2014, at 8:22 AM, jun-seok bang <nelmondo@gmail.com> wrote:
before i write many plot in one tab
but in 7.0, i have not many plot in one tab
hold() function does not operate
refer to the below image (bokeh 6.0 quad plot)
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