Anyone run across example that uses .patch to replace a column in column data source? To patch a whole column can I pass the col key or does it have to have an index as well?
Hi,
The .patch method is really meant to only replace a few elements efficiently, so that's NOT necessary to update a whole column. If you need to replace a whole column, you can just replace it in the .data dict:
source.data['foo'] = new_foo_column
But I would caution: It's a fundamental assumption of ColumnDataSource that all columns always have the same length. The new column must have the same length as any other existing columns on the source. This will warn in the near future, and eventually raise an error.
Thanks,
Bryan
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On Dec 29, 2016, at 1:56 PM, Rick <[email protected]> wrote:
Anyone run across example that uses .patch to replace a column in column data source? To patch a whole column can I pass the col key or does it have to have an index as well?
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