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Hi,
In the documentation (Geoplots) it’s stated that LineStrings objects of a Geodataframe are support. Is there an example of such a plot?
i.e a geodataframe with a LineString column set as the geometry, and gdf.plot_bokeh() plots lines?
here’s my gdf, and i’m getting an error
actually before a got a different error, now getting this one: “[‘geometry’] not in index”
Hi,
The geoplots package is not affiliated with or maintained by the Bokeh project (we didn't write any of the docs you linked, for instance). You will probably have better luck asking this question on their project forums or GItHub page.
Thanks,
Bryan
On Mar 24, 2019, at 10:12 AM, batch <batchen.eden@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
In the documentation (Geoplots) it's stated that LineStrings objects of a Geodataframe are support. Is there an example of such a plot?
i.e a geodataframe with a LineString column set as the geometry, and gdf.plot_bokeh() plots lines?
here's my gdf, and i'm getting an error
<Screenshot at Mar 24 19-11-11.png>actually before a got a different error, now getting this one: "['geometry'] not in index"
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