I have an time series of 5 millions points. In order to display it quickly when I handle it (zoom, pan), this time series is resampled according to xmin, xmax and plot_width parameters with a code in Python.
If I fix the “plot_width” parameter in the figure, the resampling works fine but the figure is not responsive. And if I use “stretch_width” as value of “sizing_mode” parameter, the figure is responsive but the resampling algorithm is wrong because I am not able to get the real plot_width. If I cannot get the real plot_width, I would like to get the width of the browser’s window but I do not find the way to do it.
So my question is : is it possible to get the plot_width of a figure when sizing_mode=stretch_width or the width of the browser’s window ?
Plots / figures have inner_width and outer_width properties that give the width/height of the interior plot frame (i.e. excluding axes/border) that update whenever a plot is resized. AFAIK there is not any property that property that records an updated full canvas size (usually the frame dimensions are what are needed)
But there has been alot of internal work in the last six months, it’s possible there was a regression. Can you provide a minimal script that demonstrates that these are not available at first render?
but not the first time when the plot is created. Better than nothing