Hi,
There is nothing built in to clear out all the existing columns of a data source, so for not you will just need to construct a new data dict with empty columns and set the .data of your CDS to that:
source.data = dict(x_time=[], x_only_time=[], ...)
If you have a list of these column names, then this might be easier:
source.data = { name : [] for name in colnames }
It might be nice to have a clear() method on CDS to do this automatically, please feel free to open a GH issue to discuss it.
Thanks,
Bryan
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On Aug 2, 2017, at 11:31, Fatih Kılıç <fatih.kilic.reo@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have periodic callback function as I show below. I update ColumnDataSource using ".data" as it can be seen but I would like to clear all data in table_source ColumnDataSource before updating it. Could you please tell me how to clear all data in ColumnDataSource?
table_source = ColumnDataSource(dict(x_time=, x_only_time=, dev_ip=, iface=, bssid=, ssid=, ch=, con_sta=, i_a=, rx_b=, rx_p=, tx_b=, tx_p=, tx_r=, tx_f=, sig=, sig_a=, tx_bitrate=, rx_bitrate=, exp_th=, auth=, authen=, preamble=, wmm=, mfp=, tdls=, x_time_s=))
columns = [TableColumn(field="x_time", title="Date",formatter=DateFormatter(), width=85),
TableColumn(field="x_only_time", title="Time", width=85),
<CODE>
TableColumn(field="tdls", title="TDLS Peer", width=65),]
data_table = DataTable(source=table_source, columns=columns, width=1100, height=400, fit_columns=False, selectable=True)# def sql_database
# def sql_database_plot@count()
def update(t):
x_time, x_only_time, dev_ip, iface, bssid, ssid, ch, con_sta, i_a, rx_b, rx_p, tx_b, tx_p, tx_r, tx_f, sig, sig_a, tx_bitrate, rx_bitrate, exp_th, auth, authen, preamble, wmm, mfp, tdls, x_time_s = sql_database(period)
new_data = dict(x_time=[x_time], x_only_time=[x_only_time], dev_ip=[dev_ip], iface=[iface], bssid=[bssid], ssid=[ssid], ch=[ch], con_sta=[con_sta], i_a=[i_a], rx_b=[rx_b], rx_p=[rx_p], tx_b=[tx_b], tx_p=[tx_p], tx_r=[tx_r], tx_f=[tx_f], sig=[sig], sig_a=[sig_a], tx_bitrate=[tx_bitrate], rx_bitrate=[rx_bitrate], exp_th=[exp_th], auth=[auth], authen=[authen], preamble=[preamble], wmm=[wmm], mfp=[mfp], tdls=[tdls], x_time_s=[x_time_s])
table_source.data = dict(x_time=x_time, x_only_time=x_only_time, dev_ip=dev_ip, iface=iface, bssid=bssid, ssid=ssid, ch=ch, con_sta=con_sta, i_a=i_a, rx_b=rx_b, rx_p=rx_p, tx_b=tx_b, tx_p=tx_p, tx_r=tx_r, tx_f=tx_f, sig=sig, sig_a=sig_a, tx_bitrate=tx_bitrate, rx_bitrate=rx_bitrate, exp_th=exp_th, auth=auth, authen=authen, preamble=preamble, wmm=wmm, mfp=mfp, tdls=tdls, x_time_s=x_time_s)curdoc().add_periodic_callback(update, 500)
Thank you,
Regards,
Fatih--
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