Please excuse if this has been answered elsewhere but I’ve googled and bunch and read a lot of the docs and can’t find anything on this. My question is whether one can activate multiple tools. It seems like bokeh only wants one tools to be active at a given moment. This kind of makes sense for pan and zoom as they both are triggered by left click actions, but it is hard to see why one can’t have wheel zoom and pan active at the same time as the former uses the scroll wheel of the mouse. In general I think it would be really useful to have multiple tools active. Where they collide the use of holding down shift/ctrl/alt keys during the action could avoid collisions. So shift+left click/drag controlled pan but left click/drag by itself did selection zoom. People may not always want this by default but it would be nice to be able to configure it.
Please excuse if this has been answered elsewhere but I've googled and bunch and read a lot of the docs and can't find anything on this. My question is whether one can activate multiple tools. It seems like bokeh only wants one tools to be active at a given moment. This kind of makes sense for pan and zoom as they both are triggered by left click actions, but it is hard to see why one can't have wheel zoom and pan active at the same time as the former uses the scroll wheel of the mouse. In general I think it would be really useful to have multiple tools active. Where they collide the use of holding down shift/ctrl/alt keys during the action could avoid collisions. So shift+left click/drag controlled pan but left click/drag by itself did selection zoom. People may not always want this by default but it would be nice to be able to configure it.
Thanks Bryan. I realized I never responded to your email.
One question I have is whether it is possible to have wheel and pan active at the same time without having to use shift since one uses the left mouse button and the other the mouse wheel so that they don’t conflict.
A related question is are the default tools configurable? I’d love to have ctrl+click or alt+click be the box zoom for instance.
Again. Thank you for your response and I apologize at my tardiness in responding.
Best,
Tom
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On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 10:56 AM, Bryan Van de Ven [email protected] wrote:
Wheel zoom and pan are both active by default, pan is left drag but wheel zoom is shift+scroll.
Please excuse if this has been answered elsewhere but I’ve googled and bunch and read a lot of the docs and can’t find anything on this. My question is whether one can activate multiple tools. It seems like bokeh only wants one tools to be active at a given moment. This kind of makes sense for pan and zoom as they both are triggered by left click actions, but it is hard to see why one can’t have wheel zoom and pan active at the same time as the former uses the scroll wheel of the mouse. In general I think it would be really useful to have multiple tools active. Where they collide the use of holding down shift/ctrl/alt keys during the action could avoid collisions. So shift+left click/drag controlled pan but left click/drag by itself did selection zoom. People may not always want this by default but it would be nice to be able to configure it.
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I have started out long awaited "tools refactor" in earnest. I am hoping to have it merged in the next few days. Some of the things you mention will be included and other will then be much easier to add. I will post to the list again when we have a new dev build with the new tools code merged.
Bryan
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On Sep 16, 2014, at 8:20 PM, Tom Denniston <[email protected]> wrote:
Thanks Bryan. I realized I never responded to your email.
One question I have is whether it is possible to have wheel and pan active at the same time without having to use shift since one uses the left mouse button and the other the mouse wheel so that they don't conflict.
A related question is are the default tools configurable? I'd love to have ctrl+click or alt+click be the box zoom for instance.
Again. Thank you for your response and I apologize at my tardiness in responding.
Best,
Tom
On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 10:56 AM, Bryan Van de Ven <[email protected]> wrote:
Wheel zoom and pan are both active by default, pan is left drag but wheel zoom is shift+scroll.
> Please excuse if this has been answered elsewhere but I've googled and bunch and read a lot of the docs and can't find anything on this. My question is whether one can activate multiple tools. It seems like bokeh only wants one tools to be active at a given moment. This kind of makes sense for pan and zoom as they both are triggered by left click actions, but it is hard to see why one can't have wheel zoom and pan active at the same time as the former uses the scroll wheel of the mouse. In general I think it would be really useful to have multiple tools active. Where they collide the use of holding down shift/ctrl/alt keys during the action could avoid collisions. So shift+left click/drag controlled pan but left click/drag by itself did selection zoom. People may not always want this by default but it would be nice to be able to configure it.
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