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muted_color, muted_alpha not allowed in BokehJS line()

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nathan.appleNov 24, 2017 #1

Hello,

When I try to set the muted_color or muted_alpha attributes for a line plot using code like:

f.line({ field: “x” }, { field: “y” }, {

source: source,

line_color: ‘#2185d0’,

line_alpha: 1.0,

muted_alpha: 0.15

})

I get a JavaScript error:

Failed to load all required resources Error: property Line.muted_alpha wasn’t declared

at Line.exports.HasProps.HasProps.setv (has_props.js:264)

at Line.HasProps (has_props.js:171)

at Line.Model [as constructor] (model.js:24)

at Line.Glyph [as constructor] (glyph.js:366)

at Line.XYGlyph [as constructor] (xy_glyph.js:47)

at new Line (line.js:184)

at plotting.js:529

at r.t.Figure.r._glyph (plotting.js:532)

at r.t.Figure.r.line (plotting.js:282)

I am able to pass muted_* to the line function in the python version of Bokeh, but I can’t see how to set those values in the JS version.

Is it supported? If so, how do I use it?

I’m using version 0.12.10.

Thanks,

Nate

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p-himikNov 24, 2017 #2

Hi,

I think it’s a discrepancy between Python and JS Bokeh interface - there are no mentions of muted glyphs in the JS Figure code.

Could you please create a GitHub issue with a small reproducible example?

As a workaround, you can store the result of a working “f.line” invocation - that would be an instance of GlyphRenderer.

Then, you’d have to manually create a correct glyph and assign it to the “muted_glyph” property of that renderer.

Regards,

Eugene

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On Friday, November 24, 2017 at 8:52:25 PM UTC+7, Nathan Apple wrote:

Hello,

When I try to set the muted_color or muted_alpha attributes for a line plot using code like:

f.line({ field: “x” }, { field: “y” }, {

source: source,

line_color: ‘#2185d0’,

line_alpha: 1.0,

muted_alpha: 0.15

})

I get a JavaScript error:

Failed to load all required resources Error: property Line.muted_alpha wasn’t declared

at Line.exports.HasProps.HasProps.setv (has_props.js:264)

at Line.HasProps (has_props.js:171)

at Line.Model [as constructor] (model.js:24)

at Line.Glyph [as constructor] (glyph.js:366)

at Line.XYGlyph [as constructor] (xy_glyph.js:47)

at new Line (line.js:184)

at plotting.js:529

at r.t.Figure.r._glyph (plotting.js:532)

at r.t.Figure.r.line (plotting.js:282)

I am able to pass muted_* to the line function in the python version of Bokeh, but I can’t see how to set those values in the JS version.

Is it supported? If so, how do I use it?

I’m using version 0.12.10.

Thanks,

Nate

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BryanNov 25, 2017 #3

This is exactly correct. The muted_X, selection_X, and nonselection_X keyword arguments to Figure are conveniences currently only on the Python side. It's possible he JS API could be updated to include them as well (might make a good task for a new contributor). But currently they don't, so you will need to make and set the muted_glyph property of the glyph renderer by hand, as suggested.

Thanks,

Bryan

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On Nov 24, 2017, at 08:18, Eugene Pakhomov <p1himik@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

I think it's a discrepancy between Python and JS Bokeh interface - there are no mentions of muted glyphs in the JS Figure code.
Could you please create a GitHub issue with a small reproducible example?

As a workaround, you can store the result of a working "f.line" invocation - that would be an instance of GlyphRenderer.
Then, you'd have to manually create a correct glyph and assign it to the "muted_glyph" property of that renderer.

Regards,
Eugene

On Friday, November 24, 2017 at 8:52:25 PM UTC+7, Nathan Apple wrote:
Hello,

When I try to set the muted_color or muted_alpha attributes for a line plot using code like:

f.line({ field: "x" }, { field: "y" }, {

  source: source,

  line_color: '#2185d0',

  line_alpha: 1.0,

  muted_alpha: 0.15

})

I get a JavaScript error:

Failed to load all required resources Error: property Line.muted_alpha wasn't declared

    at Line.exports.HasProps.HasProps.setv (has_props.js:264)

    at Line.HasProps (has_props.js:171)

    at Line.Model [as constructor] (model.js:24)

    at Line.Glyph [as constructor] (glyph.js:366)

    at Line.XYGlyph [as constructor] (xy_glyph.js:47)

    at new Line (line.js:184)

    at plotting.js:529

    at r.t.Figure.r._glyph (plotting.js:532)

    at r.t.Figure.r.line (plotting.js:282)

I am able to pass muted_* to the line function in the python version of Bokeh, but I can't see how to set those values in the JS version.

Is it supported? If so, how do I use it?

I'm using version 0.12.10.

Thanks,
Nate

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systemJul 21, 2021 #4

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