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James_Yu
James_Yu

I’m new to bokeh and I have a visibility question. I currently have widgets that take in text (for upper and lower limit). They affect what circle points are shown on a graph. So far, I’ve been setting points to “None”, but apparently that is just the equivalent of “0” so it still shows on the plot. In my code, all the circles are made in one line of code (a single renderer). I know the visibility can be set for all points at once by writing e.g. “circle_glyph.visible = False”, but is there a way to pick which single points I want to be visible/invisible? The only method I’ve heard so far is by making each point a single glyph in a for loop. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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Bryan
Bryan

Hi,

It is much easier to provide help and assistance in the context of viewing or trying real, actual code. Perhaps you can share an example of what you have tried so far, in order to motivate discussion?

Thanks,

Bryan

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On Dec 24, 2016, at 11:40 PM, James Yu <yujames33@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm new to bokeh and I have a visibility question. I currently have widgets that take in text (for upper and lower limit). They affect what circle points are shown on a graph. So far, I've been setting points to "None", but apparently that is just the equivalent of "0" so it still shows on the plot. In my code, all the circles are made in one line of code (a single renderer). I know the visibility can be set for all points at once by writing e.g. "circle_glyph.visible = False", but is there a way to pick which single points I want to be visible/invisible? The only method I've heard so far is by making each point a single glyph in a for loop. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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