To link panning for multiple figures, basically I share x_range for all the figures.
However, in my use case, I have like 9 figures (different plots), of which 3 are shown and 6 are hidden (can be switched by some javascript). When they are all linked, it is very slow to zoom or pan. I am looking for a way to temporarily disable linked panning for the hidden figures, and enable them when shown.
I won't say this is impossible, but it would not be trivial either. We are adding a "range update" callback in 0.9.1 that might end up being a simpler avenue to support this use-case: The plots *don't* share ranges, but the call back updates whichever other ones you want it to when one plot changes.
To link panning for multiple figures, basically I share x_range for all the figures.
However, in my use case, I have like 9 figures (different plots), of which 3 are shown and 6 are hidden (can be switched by some javascript). When they are all linked, it is very slow to zoom or pan. I am looking for a way to temporarily disable linked panning for the hidden figures, and enable them when shown.
On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 6:34:46 PM UTC+1, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
I won’t say this is impossible, but it would not be trivial either. We are adding a “range update” callback in 0.9.1 that might end up being a simpler avenue to support this use-case: The plots don’t share ranges, but the call back updates whichever other ones you want it to when one plot changes.
To link panning for multiple figures, basically I share x_range for all the figures.
However, in my use case, I have like 9 figures (different plots), of which 3 are shown and 6 are hidden (can be switched by some javascript). When they are all linked, it is very slow to zoom or pan. I am looking for a way to temporarily disable linked panning for the hidden figures, and enable them when shown.
Is it possible as I didn’t use bokeh server?
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On Monday, June 29, 2015 at 6:34:46 PM UTC+1, Bryan Van de ven wrote:
I won't say this is impossible, but it would not be trivial either. We are adding a "range update" callback in 0.9.1 that might end up being a simpler avenue to support this use-case: The plots *don't* share ranges, but the call back updates whichever other ones you want it to when one plot changes.
Bryan
> On Jun 29, 2015, at 8:12 AM, FANG Colin <[email protected]> wrote:
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> I followed this example Interaction — Bokeh 3.3.2 Documentation
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> To link panning for multiple figures, basically I share x_range for all the figures.
>
> However, in my use case, I have like 9 figures (different plots), of which 3 are shown and 6 are hidden (can be switched by some javascript). When they are all linked, it is very slow to zoom or pan. I am looking for a way to temporarily disable linked panning for the hidden figures, and enable them when shown.
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> Is it possible as I didn't use bokeh server?
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