padding between axes and rect()

Sebastien_RocheApr 10, 2017 #1

I started to use rect() to make matrix plots, however I have a padding between the axes and the glyph (the white spaces in the atatched picture) and I failed to find if a parameters exists to remove it. Anyone knows how to do it?

Thanks,

Seb

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BryanApr 10, 2017 #2

You can set range_padding to zero:

bokeh.models.ranges — Bokeh 0.12.5 documentation

on the plot's x_range and y_range. Alternatively, you can set the range values explicitly when you call "figure", to prevent "auto" ranging.

Bryan

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On Apr 10, 2017, at 09:15, sebastienroche11@gmail.com wrote:

I started to use rect() to make matrix plots, however I have a padding between the axes and the glyph (the white spaces in the atatched picture) and I failed to find if a parameters exists to remove it. Anyone knows how to do it?

Thanks,
Seb

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