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useing bokeh to draw pie

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Grace_Wong
Grace_Wong

I want to make sure whether I can draw a pie by bokeh. My version is 0.12.13 . It really took me a lot of time to search whether this version is supportive for a pie.
Can you give me a sure answer. Thank you very much. Waiting.

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Bryan
Bryan

Hi,

You can draw pie charts with the "wedge" glyph. Would you be able to upgrade to 0.13? If so, there is an example here:

  https://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/docs/gallery/pie_chart.html

If you can't upgrade to 0.13, you will have to compute the start/end angles for the wedges yourself by hand, instead of using the "cumsum" transform (which is new as of 0.13)

THanks,

Bryan

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On Sep 16, 2018, at 03:31, Grace Wong <gracetian.ok@gmail.com> wrote:

I want to make sure whether I can draw a pie by bokeh. My version is 0.12.13 . It really took me a lot of time to search whether this version is supportive for a pie.
Can you give me a sure answer. Thank you very much. Waiting.

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