How to Set Axis Limits?

What’s the bokeh way of setting axis limits? I. e. the most similar method to http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_api.html#matplotlib.pyplot.xlim in bokeh.

If I write xaxis().bounds = (3, 7) , followed by show(), then only the tick label disappear outside (3, 7).

If I write curplot().x_range = Range1d(start=-10, end=10) , followed by show(), then I see no plot but the following in the js console in chrome

fc8f9ac6-5fc9-47a5-8674-5a51741d1215 PlotContext bb5abbdb-7d2b-49d8-82cb-5e6dd1836f76 test.html:5406

calling require tool/box_select_tool test.html:5393

calling require renderer/guide/grid test.html:5393

calling require tool/preview_save_tool test.html:5393

calling require tool/zoom_tool test.html:5393

calling require tool/resize_tool test.html:5393

calling require source/column_data_source test.html:5393

calling require renderer/annotation/legend test.html:5393

calling require renderer/glyph/glyph_factory test.html:5393

calling require renderer/guide/linear_axis test.html:5393

calling require tool/pan_tool test.html:5393

calling require range/data_range1d test.html:5393

calling require common/plot_context test.html:5393

calling require common/plot test.html:5393

calling require renderer/overlay/box_selection test.html:5393

calling require range/range1d test.html:5393

i

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error with binder change:start test.html:5382

i

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  5. attributes: Object
  6. changed: Object
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error with binder change:end test.html:5382

e

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  3. _pending: false
  4. _previousAttributes: Object
  5. attributes: Object
  6. changed: Object
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  16. rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
  17. proto: s

TypeError

error on model of test.html:5382

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘_listenId’ of undefined

Can anyone help me with this?

best regards,

Mathis

Hi Mathis,

Setting xaxis().bounds is the correct way to do it. I just tried adding a line

  xaxis.bounds() = [1,7]

to examples/plotting/iris.py before the show() call, and it behaved as expected. (Axis and ticks constrained to [1,7]) Can you post a complete code sample perhaps with an image showing the problem?

Thanks,

Bryan

···

On Dec 9, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Mathis <[email protected]> wrote:

What's the bokeh way of setting axis limits? I. e. the most similar method to http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_api.html#matplotlib.pyplot.xlim in bokeh.

If I write xaxis().bounds = (3, 7) , followed by show(), then only the tick label disappear outside (3, 7).
If I write curplot().x_range = Range1d(start=-10, end=10) , followed by show(), then I see no plot but the following in the js console in chrome

fc8f9ac6-5fc9-47a5-8674-5a51741d1215 PlotContext bb5abbdb-7d2b-49d8-82cb-5e6dd1836f76 test.html:5406
calling require tool/box_select_tool test.html:5393
calling require renderer/guide/grid test.html:5393
calling require tool/preview_save_tool test.html:5393
calling require tool/zoom_tool test.html:5393
calling require tool/resize_tool test.html:5393
calling require source/column_data_source test.html:5393
calling require renderer/annotation/legend test.html:5393
calling require renderer/glyph/glyph_factory test.html:5393
calling require renderer/guide/linear_axis test.html:5393
calling require tool/pan_tool test.html:5393
calling require range/data_range1d test.html:5393
calling require common/plot_context test.html:5393
calling require common/plot test.html:5393
calling require renderer/overlay/box_selection test.html:5393
calling require range/range1d test.html:5393
error with binder
i
  • _changing: false
  • _events: Object
  • _pending: false
  • _previousAttributes: Object
  • attributes: Object
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  • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
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  • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
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change:start test.html:5382
error with binder
i
  • _changing: false
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  • _pending: false
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  • attributes: Object
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  • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
  • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
  • __proto__: s
change:end test.html:5382
error on model of
e
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  • _events: Object
  • _pending: false
  • _previousAttributes: Object
  • attributes: Object
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TypeError
test.html:5382
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '_listenId' of undefined

Can anyone help me with this?

best regards,
Mathis

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Maybe I should add, there is also a plot outline property, maybe this is what is persisting that you are wondering about? You can use, for instance:

  plot = scatter(
    flowers["petal_length"], flowers["petal_width"], color=flowers["color"],
    fill_alpha=0.2, radius=5, name="iris"
  )
  plot.outline_line_color = None
  xaxis().bounds = [1, 7]

to get rid of the plot outline.

Bryan

···

On Dec 9, 2013, at 11:19 PM, Bryan Van de Ven <[email protected]> wrote:

Hi Mathis,

Setting xaxis().bounds is the correct way to do it. I just tried adding a line

  xaxis.bounds() = [1,7]

to examples/plotting/iris.py before the show() call, and it behaved as expected. (Axis and ticks constrained to [1,7]) Can you post a complete code sample perhaps with an image showing the problem?

Thanks,

Bryan

On Dec 9, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Mathis <[email protected]> wrote:

What's the bokeh way of setting axis limits? I. e. the most similar method to http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_api.html#matplotlib.pyplot.xlim in bokeh.

If I write xaxis().bounds = (3, 7) , followed by show(), then only the tick label disappear outside (3, 7).
If I write curplot().x_range = Range1d(start=-10, end=10) , followed by show(), then I see no plot but the following in the js console in chrome

fc8f9ac6-5fc9-47a5-8674-5a51741d1215 PlotContext bb5abbdb-7d2b-49d8-82cb-5e6dd1836f76 test.html:5406
calling require tool/box_select_tool test.html:5393
calling require renderer/guide/grid test.html:5393
calling require tool/preview_save_tool test.html:5393
calling require tool/zoom_tool test.html:5393
calling require tool/resize_tool test.html:5393
calling require source/column_data_source test.html:5393
calling require renderer/annotation/legend test.html:5393
calling require renderer/glyph/glyph_factory test.html:5393
calling require renderer/guide/linear_axis test.html:5393
calling require tool/pan_tool test.html:5393
calling require range/data_range1d test.html:5393
calling require common/plot_context test.html:5393
calling require common/plot test.html:5393
calling require renderer/overlay/box_selection test.html:5393
calling require range/range1d test.html:5393
error with binder
i
  • _changing: false
  • _events: Object
  • _pending: false
  • _previousAttributes: Object
  • attributes: Object
  • changed: Object
  • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
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  • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
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change:start test.html:5382
error with binder
i
  • _changing: false
  • _events: Object
  • _pending: false
  • _previousAttributes: Object
  • attributes: Object
  • changed: Object
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change:end test.html:5382
error on model of
e
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  • _events: Object
  • _pending: false
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  • __proto__: s

TypeError
test.html:5382
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '_listenId' of undefined

Can anyone help me with this?

best regards,
Mathis

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Thanks for the quick reply, below is an example with image

from bokeh.plotting import *

output_file(‘test.html’)

line([1,2,3],[2,3,2])

xaxis().bounds = [1, 2]

show()

Ticks are constraint to [1, 2] but the axis limits are still [1, 3].

If this is the expected behavior then maybe I should rephrase my question to, “how do I rescale the figure such that the x-axis only runs from 1 to 2 in the above example?”

best, Mathis

···

On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 5:23 AM, Bryan Van de Ven [email protected] wrote:

Maybe I should add, there is also a plot outline property, maybe this is what is persisting that you are wondering about? You can use, for instance:

    plot = scatter(

            flowers["petal_length"], flowers["petal_width"], color=flowers["color"],

            fill_alpha=0.2, radius=5, name="iris"

    )

    plot.outline_line_color = None

    xaxis().bounds = [1, 7]

to get rid of the plot outline.

Bryan

On Dec 9, 2013, at 11:19 PM, Bryan Van de Ven [email protected] wrote:

Hi Mathis,

Setting xaxis().bounds is the correct way to do it. I just tried adding a line

  xaxis.bounds() = [1,7]

to examples/plotting/iris.py before the show() call, and it behaved as expected. (Axis and ticks constrained to [1,7]) Can you post a complete code sample perhaps with an image showing the problem?

Thanks,

Bryan

On Dec 9, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Mathis [email protected] wrote:

What’s the bokeh way of setting axis limits? I. e. the most similar method to http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_api.html#matplotlib.pyplot.xlim in bokeh.

If I write xaxis().bounds = (3, 7) , followed by show(), then only the tick label disappear outside (3, 7).

If I write curplot().x_range = Range1d(start=-10, end=10) , followed by show(), then I see no plot but the following in the js console in chrome

fc8f9ac6-5fc9-47a5-8674-5a51741d1215 PlotContext bb5abbdb-7d2b-49d8-82cb-5e6dd1836f76 test.html:5406

calling require tool/box_select_tool test.html:5393

calling require renderer/guide/grid test.html:5393

calling require tool/preview_save_tool test.html:5393

calling require tool/zoom_tool test.html:5393

calling require tool/resize_tool test.html:5393

calling require source/column_data_source test.html:5393

calling require renderer/annotation/legend test.html:5393

calling require renderer/glyph/glyph_factory test.html:5393

calling require renderer/guide/linear_axis test.html:5393

calling require tool/pan_tool test.html:5393

calling require range/data_range1d test.html:5393

calling require common/plot_context test.html:5393

calling require common/plot test.html:5393

calling require renderer/overlay/box_selection test.html:5393

calling require range/range1d test.html:5393

error with binder

i

 • _changing: false
 • _events: Object
 • _pending: false
 • _previousAttributes: Object
 • attributes: Object
 • changed: Object
 • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
 • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • eventers: Object
 • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • id: "0441311F3F2B406E82FF2A7624C41E7C"
 • inited: true
 • properties: Object
 • property_cache: Object
 • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • __proto__: s

change:start test.html:5382

error with binder

i

 • _changing: false
 • _events: Object
 • _pending: false
 • _previousAttributes: Object
 • attributes: Object
 • changed: Object
 • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
 • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • eventers: Object
 • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • id: "0441311F3F2B406E82FF2A7624C41E7C"
 • inited: true
 • properties: Object
 • property_cache: Object
 • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • __proto__: s

change:end test.html:5382

error on model of

e

 • _changing: false
 • _events: Object
 • _pending: false
 • _previousAttributes: Object
 • attributes: Object
 • changed: Object
 • cid: "c-B020CC239CE646CFB780901EBA53DAB1"
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 • inited: true
 • properties: Object
 • property_cache: Object
 • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • __proto__: s

TypeError

test.html:5382

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘_listenId’ of undefined

Can anyone help me with this?

best regards,

Mathis

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Mathis,

Ah yes that is a different question, the axes bounds limit the extents to which the axes will draw. You are asking how to restrict the range of the plot. Right now it's a bit clunky, you have to set the x_range attribute of the plot to a Range1D object (these objects will not auto-size to the extents of the data like the DataRange1d will). This code does what you want I believe.

  from bokeh.plotting import *
  from bokeh.objects import Range1d

  output_file('test.html')
  
  hold()
  
  line([1,2,3],[2,3,2])
  
  plot = curplot()
  plot.x_range = Range1d(start=1, end=2)
  xaxis().bounds = [1, 2]
  
  line([1,2,3],[2,3,2]) # get an error if there is not another renderer
  
  show()

However I discovered a bug, the plot runs into an error if there is not a second renderer after the range is changed (see the commented line above). I have created a GH issue you can follow if you are interested:

  https://github.com/ContinuumIO/bokeh/issues/240

Bryan

···

On Dec 10, 2013, at 4:17 AM, Mathis Antony <[email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for the quick reply, below is an example with image

from bokeh.plotting import *
output_file('test.html')
line([1,2,3],[2,3,2])
xaxis().bounds = [1, 2]
show()

Ticks are constraint to [1, 2] but the axis limits are still [1, 3].

If this is the expected behavior then maybe I should rephrase my question to, "how do I rescale the figure such that the x-axis only runs from 1 to 2 in the above example?"

best, Mathis

On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 5:23 AM, Bryan Van de Ven <[email protected]> wrote:
Maybe I should add, there is also a plot outline property, maybe this is what is persisting that you are wondering about? You can use, for instance:

        plot = scatter(
                flowers["petal_length"], flowers["petal_width"], color=flowers["color"],
                fill_alpha=0.2, radius=5, name="iris"
        )
        plot.outline_line_color = None
        xaxis().bounds = [1, 7]

to get rid of the plot outline.

Bryan

On Dec 9, 2013, at 11:19 PM, Bryan Van de Ven <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Mathis,
>
> Setting xaxis().bounds is the correct way to do it. I just tried adding a line
>
> xaxis.bounds() = [1,7]
>
> to examples/plotting/iris.py before the show() call, and it behaved as expected. (Axis and ticks constrained to [1,7]) Can you post a complete code sample perhaps with an image showing the problem?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bryan
>
> On Dec 9, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Mathis <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> What's the bokeh way of setting axis limits? I. e. the most similar method to http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_api.html#matplotlib.pyplot.xlim in bokeh.
>>
>> If I write xaxis().bounds = (3, 7) , followed by show(), then only the tick label disappear outside (3, 7).
>> If I write curplot().x_range = Range1d(start=-10, end=10) , followed by show(), then I see no plot but the following in the js console in chrome
>>
>> fc8f9ac6-5fc9-47a5-8674-5a51741d1215 PlotContext bb5abbdb-7d2b-49d8-82cb-5e6dd1836f76 test.html:5406
>> calling require tool/box_select_tool test.html:5393
>> calling require renderer/guide/grid test.html:5393
>> calling require tool/preview_save_tool test.html:5393
>> calling require tool/zoom_tool test.html:5393
>> calling require tool/resize_tool test.html:5393
>> calling require source/column_data_source test.html:5393
>> calling require renderer/annotation/legend test.html:5393
>> calling require renderer/glyph/glyph_factory test.html:5393
>> calling require renderer/guide/linear_axis test.html:5393
>> calling require tool/pan_tool test.html:5393
>> calling require range/data_range1d test.html:5393
>> calling require common/plot_context test.html:5393
>> calling require common/plot test.html:5393
>> calling require renderer/overlay/box_selection test.html:5393
>> calling require range/range1d test.html:5393
>> error with binder
>> i
>> • _changing: false
>> • _events: Object
>> • _pending: false
>> • _previousAttributes: Object
>> • attributes: Object
>> • changed: Object
>> • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
>> • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • eventers: Object
>> • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • id: "0441311F3F2B406E82FF2A7624C41E7C"
>> • inited: true
>> • properties: Object
>> • property_cache: Object
>> • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • __proto__: s
>> change:start test.html:5382
>> error with binder
>> i
>> • _changing: false
>> • _events: Object
>> • _pending: false
>> • _previousAttributes: Object
>> • attributes: Object
>> • changed: Object
>> • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
>> • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • eventers: Object
>> • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • id: "0441311F3F2B406E82FF2A7624C41E7C"
>> • inited: true
>> • properties: Object
>> • property_cache: Object
>> • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • __proto__: s
>> change:end test.html:5382
>> error on model of
>> e
>> • _changing: false
>> • _events: Object
>> • _pending: false
>> • _previousAttributes: Object
>> • attributes: Object
>> • changed: Object
>> • cid: "c-B020CC239CE646CFB780901EBA53DAB1"
>> • collection: e
>> • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • id: "72004c73-f799-4315-8ac5-6e3510d5a76a"
>> • inited: true
>> • properties: Object
>> • property_cache: Object
>> • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
>> • __proto__: s
>>
>> TypeError
>> test.html:5382
>> Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '_listenId' of undefined
>>
>>
>>
>> Can anyone help me with this?
>>
>> best regards,
>> Mathis
>>
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Thanks, that worked for me too. I somehow can’t get it to work with ‘datetime’ xaxis though. Would one still use a Range1d object or something else?

Example,

from bokeh.plotting import *

from bokeh.objects import Range1d

from datetime import datetime, timedelta

import numpy as np

output_file(‘test.html’)

dates = [datetime(2013,1,1) + timedelta(x) for x in range(5)]

plot_dates = [np.datetime64(x).astype(long)/1000 for x in dates]

line(plot_dates, range(5), x_axis_type=‘datetime’)

curplot().xrange = Range1d(start=plot_dates[0], end=plot_dates[1]) # here

xaxis().bounds = (plot_dates[0], plot_dates[1])

show()

···

On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 2:19 PM, Bryan Van de Ven [email protected] wrote:

Mathis,

Ah yes that is a different question, the axes bounds limit the extents to which the axes will draw. You are asking how to restrict the range of the plot. Right now it’s a bit clunky, you have to set the x_range attribute of the plot to a Range1D object (these objects will not auto-size to the extents of the data like the DataRange1d will). This code does what you want I believe.

    from bokeh.plotting import *

    from bokeh.objects import Range1d



    output_file('test.html')



    hold()


    line([1,2,3],[2,3,2])

plot = curplot()

    plot.x_range = Range1d(start=1, end=2)

    xaxis().bounds = [1, 2]



    line([1,2,3],[2,3,2]) # get an error if there is not another renderer



    show()

However I discovered a bug, the plot runs into an error if there is not a second renderer after the range is changed (see the commented line above). I have created a GH issue you can follow if you are interested:

    [https://github.com/ContinuumIO/bokeh/issues/240](https://github.com/ContinuumIO/bokeh/issues/240)

Bryan

On Dec 10, 2013, at 4:17 AM, Mathis Antony [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for the quick reply, below is an example with image

from bokeh.plotting import *

output_file(‘test.html’)

line([1,2,3],[2,3,2])

xaxis().bounds = [1, 2]

show()

Ticks are constraint to [1, 2] but the axis limits are still [1, 3].

If this is the expected behavior then maybe I should rephrase my question to, “how do I rescale the figure such that the x-axis only runs from 1 to 2 in the above example?”

best, Mathis

On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 5:23 AM, Bryan Van de Ven [email protected] wrote:

Maybe I should add, there is also a plot outline property, maybe this is what is persisting that you are wondering about? You can use, for instance:

    plot = scatter(
            flowers["petal_length"], flowers["petal_width"], color=flowers["color"],
            fill_alpha=0.2, radius=5, name="iris"
    )
    plot.outline_line_color = None
    xaxis().bounds = [1, 7]

to get rid of the plot outline.

Bryan

On Dec 9, 2013, at 11:19 PM, Bryan Van de Ven [email protected] wrote:

Hi Mathis,

Setting xaxis().bounds is the correct way to do it. I just tried adding a line

  xaxis.bounds() = [1,7]

to examples/plotting/iris.py before the show() call, and it behaved as expected. (Axis and ticks constrained to [1,7]) Can you post a complete code sample perhaps with an image showing the problem?

Thanks,

Bryan

On Dec 9, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Mathis [email protected] wrote:

What’s the bokeh way of setting axis limits? I. e. the most similar method to http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_api.html#matplotlib.pyplot.xlim in bokeh.

If I write xaxis().bounds = (3, 7) , followed by show(), then only the tick label disappear outside (3, 7).

If I write curplot().x_range = Range1d(start=-10, end=10) , followed by show(), then I see no plot but the following in the js console in chrome

fc8f9ac6-5fc9-47a5-8674-5a51741d1215 PlotContext bb5abbdb-7d2b-49d8-82cb-5e6dd1836f76 test.html:5406

calling require tool/box_select_tool test.html:5393

calling require renderer/guide/grid test.html:5393

calling require tool/preview_save_tool test.html:5393

calling require tool/zoom_tool test.html:5393

calling require tool/resize_tool test.html:5393

calling require source/column_data_source test.html:5393

calling require renderer/annotation/legend test.html:5393

calling require renderer/glyph/glyph_factory test.html:5393

calling require renderer/guide/linear_axis test.html:5393

calling require tool/pan_tool test.html:5393

calling require range/data_range1d test.html:5393

calling require common/plot_context test.html:5393

calling require common/plot test.html:5393

calling require renderer/overlay/box_selection test.html:5393

calling require range/range1d test.html:5393

error with binder

i

 • _changing: false
 • _events: Object
 • _pending: false
 • _previousAttributes: Object
 • attributes: Object
 • changed: Object
 • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
 • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • eventers: Object
 • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • id: "0441311F3F2B406E82FF2A7624C41E7C"
 • inited: true
 • properties: Object
 • property_cache: Object
 • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • __proto__: s

change:start test.html:5382

error with binder

i

 • _changing: false
 • _events: Object
 • _pending: false
 • _previousAttributes: Object
 • attributes: Object
 • changed: Object
 • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
 • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • eventers: Object
 • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • id: "0441311F3F2B406E82FF2A7624C41E7C"
 • inited: true
 • properties: Object
 • property_cache: Object
 • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • __proto__: s

change:end test.html:5382

error on model of

e

 • _changing: false
 • _events: Object
 • _pending: false
 • _previousAttributes: Object
 • attributes: Object
 • changed: Object
 • cid: "c-B020CC239CE646CFB780901EBA53DAB1"
 • collection: e
 • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • id: "72004c73-f799-4315-8ac5-6e3510d5a76a"
 • inited: true
 • properties: Object
 • property_cache: Object
 • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
 • __proto__: s

TypeError

test.html:5382

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property ‘_listenId’ of undefined

Can anyone help me with this?

best regards,

Mathis

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Mathis,

sorry for the deleted reply, I have been traveling extensively. Right now you must convert the dates to numerical values, time since epoch. Here is an example from example/plotting/file/stocks.py:

aapl_dates = np.array(AAPL['date'], dtype=np.datetime64).astype('int')

scatter(aapl_dates, aapl,
        x_axis_type = "datetime",
        color='#A6CEE3', radius=1, tools="pan,zoom,resize,save", legend='close',
        name="stocks")

Hope to improve and auto detect date times in the very near future.

Bryan

···

On Dec 10, 2013, at 10:01 AM, Mathis Antony <[email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, that worked for me too. I somehow can't get it to work with 'datetime' xaxis though. Would one still use a Range1d object or something else?

Example,

from bokeh.plotting import *
from bokeh.objects import Range1d
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
import numpy as np

output_file('test.html')

dates = [datetime(2013,1,1) + timedelta(x) for x in range(5)]
plot_dates = [np.datetime64(x).astype(long)/1000 for x in dates]

line(plot_dates, range(5), x_axis_type='datetime')

curplot().xrange = Range1d(start=plot_dates[0], end=plot_dates[1]) # here
xaxis().bounds = (plot_dates[0], plot_dates[1])

show()

On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 2:19 PM, Bryan Van de Ven <[email protected]> wrote:
Mathis,

Ah yes that is a different question, the axes bounds limit the extents to which the axes will draw. You are asking how to restrict the range of the plot. Right now it's a bit clunky, you have to set the x_range attribute of the plot to a Range1D object (these objects will not auto-size to the extents of the data like the DataRange1d will). This code does what you want I believe.

        from bokeh.plotting import *
        from bokeh.objects import Range1d

        output_file('test.html')

        hold()

        line([1,2,3],[2,3,2])

        plot = curplot()
        plot.x_range = Range1d(start=1, end=2)
        xaxis().bounds = [1, 2]

        line([1,2,3],[2,3,2]) # get an error if there is not another renderer

        show()

However I discovered a bug, the plot runs into an error if there is not a second renderer after the range is changed (see the commented line above). I have created a GH issue you can follow if you are interested:

        https://github.com/ContinuumIO/bokeh/issues/240

Bryan

On Dec 10, 2013, at 4:17 AM, Mathis Antony <[email protected]> wrote:

> Thanks for the quick reply, below is an example with image
>
> from bokeh.plotting import *
> output_file('test.html')
> line([1,2,3],[2,3,2])
> xaxis().bounds = [1, 2]
> show()
>
> Ticks are constraint to [1, 2] but the axis limits are still [1, 3].
>
> If this is the expected behavior then maybe I should rephrase my question to, "how do I rescale the figure such that the x-axis only runs from 1 to 2 in the above example?"
>
> best, Mathis
>
> On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 5:23 AM, Bryan Van de Ven <[email protected]> wrote:
> Maybe I should add, there is also a plot outline property, maybe this is what is persisting that you are wondering about? You can use, for instance:
>
> plot = scatter(
> flowers["petal_length"], flowers["petal_width"], color=flowers["color"],
> fill_alpha=0.2, radius=5, name="iris"
> )
> plot.outline_line_color = None
> xaxis().bounds = [1, 7]
>
> to get rid of the plot outline.
>
> Bryan
>
> On Dec 9, 2013, at 11:19 PM, Bryan Van de Ven <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Hi Mathis,
> >
> > Setting xaxis().bounds is the correct way to do it. I just tried adding a line
> >
> > xaxis.bounds() = [1,7]
> >
> > to examples/plotting/iris.py before the show() call, and it behaved as expected. (Axis and ticks constrained to [1,7]) Can you post a complete code sample perhaps with an image showing the problem?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Bryan
> >
> > On Dec 9, 2013, at 8:26 AM, Mathis <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> >> What's the bokeh way of setting axis limits? I. e. the most similar method to http://matplotlib.org/api/pyplot_api.html#matplotlib.pyplot.xlim in bokeh.
> >>
> >> If I write xaxis().bounds = (3, 7) , followed by show(), then only the tick label disappear outside (3, 7).
> >> If I write curplot().x_range = Range1d(start=-10, end=10) , followed by show(), then I see no plot but the following in the js console in chrome
> >>
> >> fc8f9ac6-5fc9-47a5-8674-5a51741d1215 PlotContext bb5abbdb-7d2b-49d8-82cb-5e6dd1836f76 test.html:5406
> >> calling require tool/box_select_tool test.html:5393
> >> calling require renderer/guide/grid test.html:5393
> >> calling require tool/preview_save_tool test.html:5393
> >> calling require tool/zoom_tool test.html:5393
> >> calling require tool/resize_tool test.html:5393
> >> calling require source/column_data_source test.html:5393
> >> calling require renderer/annotation/legend test.html:5393
> >> calling require renderer/glyph/glyph_factory test.html:5393
> >> calling require renderer/guide/linear_axis test.html:5393
> >> calling require tool/pan_tool test.html:5393
> >> calling require range/data_range1d test.html:5393
> >> calling require common/plot_context test.html:5393
> >> calling require common/plot test.html:5393
> >> calling require renderer/overlay/box_selection test.html:5393
> >> calling require range/range1d test.html:5393
> >> error with binder
> >> i
> >> • _changing: false
> >> • _events: Object
> >> • _pending: false
> >> • _previousAttributes: Object
> >> • attributes: Object
> >> • changed: Object
> >> • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
> >> • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • eventers: Object
> >> • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • id: "0441311F3F2B406E82FF2A7624C41E7C"
> >> • inited: true
> >> • properties: Object
> >> • property_cache: Object
> >> • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • __proto__: s
> >> change:start test.html:5382
> >> error with binder
> >> i
> >> • _changing: false
> >> • _events: Object
> >> • _pending: false
> >> • _previousAttributes: Object
> >> • attributes: Object
> >> • changed: Object
> >> • cid: "c-DA14DC8E7F56464580679E2F5C6A292A"
> >> • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • eventers: Object
> >> • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • id: "0441311F3F2B406E82FF2A7624C41E7C"
> >> • inited: true
> >> • properties: Object
> >> • property_cache: Object
> >> • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • __proto__: s
> >> change:end test.html:5382
> >> error on model of
> >> e
> >> • _changing: false
> >> • _events: Object
> >> • _pending: false
> >> • _previousAttributes: Object
> >> • attributes: Object
> >> • changed: Object
> >> • cid: "c-B020CC239CE646CFB780901EBA53DAB1"
> >> • collection: e
> >> • convert_to_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • get_obj: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • id: "72004c73-f799-4315-8ac5-6e3510d5a76a"
> >> • inited: true
> >> • properties: Object
> >> • property_cache: Object
> >> • resolve_ref: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • rpc: function (){return t.apply(e,arguments)}
> >> • __proto__: s
> >>
> >> TypeError
> >> test.html:5382
> >> Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '_listenId' of undefined
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Can anyone help me with this?
> >>
> >> best regards,
> >> Mathis
> >>
> >>
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