I’d like to order the legends in my own way. I’m plotting a stacked bar chart and legends are shown according to ‘y’ column in same order they are plotting. I want to show legend in my order…
Below is the code of stacked bar chart that is using their way to do legend displaying.
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Each plot has a p.legend property that returns a list of all its legends. There is often only one legend, so p.legend[0] will get you that single legend. Legend objects in turn, have a .items property. It is just a list of “legend items” to render.
Their order in this list is the order they appear visually in the legend.
You can re-order this .items list to be in whatever order you like, although you may have to inspect each item a bit to determine which group it is for, etc.
I’d like to order the legends in my own way. I’m plotting a stacked bar chart and legends are shown according to ‘y’ column in same order they are plotting. I want to show legend in my order…
Below is the code of stacked bar chart that is using their way to do legend displaying.
plot = Bar(df, values=‘same_number’, label=CatAttr(columns=[‘x’], sort=False),
title="Stacked chart ", stack=‘y’, legend=‘top_left’,
plot_width=700, plot_height=300, color=color( columns=‘colors’, palette=palettes, sort=False))
Thanks.
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Alternatively, as suggested in another post, you can use the bokeh.plotting API which has vbar/hbar glyphs. It's slightly more verbose, but offers quite a but more control over things like this. With bokeh.plotting the order of the legend is the same as the order that each glyph was added.
Thanks,
Bryan
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On May 26, 2017, at 19:56, Bryan Van de ven <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Each plot has a p.legend property that returns a list of all its legends. There is often only one legend, so p.legend[0] will get you that single legend. Legend objects in turn, have a .items property. It is just a list of "legend items" to render.
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Their order in this list is the order they appear visually in the legend.
You can re-order this .items list to be in whatever order you like, although you may have to inspect each item a bit to determine which group it is for, etc.
I'd like to order the legends in my own way. I'm plotting a stacked bar chart and legends are shown according to 'y' column in same order they are plotting. I want to show legend in my order..
Below is the code of stacked bar chart that is using their way to do legend displaying.
plot = Bar(df, values='same_number', label=CatAttr(columns=['x'], sort=False),
title="Stacked chart ", stack='y', legend='top_left',
plot_width=700, plot_height=300, color=color( columns='colors', palette=palettes, sort=False))
Thanks.
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