Hi, I am using the newest bokeh (0.12.6). I have something of the following form:
self.layout = row(column(…), gridplot(…))
doc.add_root(self.layout)
their are various callbacks that are triggered with different buttons, that either change the options/buttons available (in the column(…)) or change the number of plots (in the gridplot).
For example, I have a multiselect that plots whatever is selected. Lets say the multiselect is populated with datasets labeled 0->9.
The ‘update’ function for the document looks something like this (when you are only updating the plots):
self.layout.children[1] = gridplot(plots)’
Whenever this function is called, three things happen. One is expected, one is unexpected but OK, one is VERY weird.
(1) The correct plots are displayed (yay!)
(2) unexpected - the ‘focus’ of the window is removed from the multiselect (i.e. multiselect window becomes greyed out as if i clicked something else) → this is presumably due to modifying the layout and isnt that big of a deal
(3) VERY weird - when the focus is removed, the first N items of the multiselect is automatically selected, where N is the number of items I originally selected. For example, if I select 5, 7, and 9. Then when the focus is removed the multiselect will now have 0, 1, 2, 5, 7, and 9 selected.
I’ve isolated my code such that I am not modifying the value attribute of the mutliselect (though it is set to a different class variable).
Has anyone experienced anything like this? It is very weird behavior and I cannot seem to work around it. Thanks