On Mar 28, 2017, at 06:26, Darragh Van Tichelen <darragh.ssa@gmail.com> wrote:
Some more testing and I found out that instead of plots.children.remove or .pop everything keeps working if I first pop the figure and then append it again to the list.
Still no idea how to make it disappear though.
Op maandag 27 maart 2017 17:58:44 UTC+2 schreef Darragh Van Tichelen:
Hi,
on previous feedback I managed to get my app to dynamically at runtime add plots to a webpage and update them realtime.
I also want to remove plots from the page, which is working with mixed success. The plot effectively goes away, but everything else stops working as well.
If I comment line 76 in plot.py · GitHub, the plot goes away and everything keeps running but I have no useful plot as no data ever gets put on it.
So the datasource.stream() function somehow breaks everything if I remove a plot but it throws no exception or whatsoever so I have no idea how to solve it.
My main python process has an active event loop in which it sometimes initializes a Plot of the previously mentioned file and calls update on it.
When the plot is no longer relevant it calls the plot.remove_plot() method.
Any ideas would be great,
thanks in advance.
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