Add support for GridSpace axes in bokeh #1150
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Small change to test data due to a small change in how grid plots are padded. Ready to merge now. |
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Merge this one last, after all the latest once since it will change the test data and then all other PRs will need rebasing. |
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All the other HoloViews PRs are now merged so feel free to rebase now and update the test data as appropriate. |
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| kwargs['xaxis'] = 'bottom-bare' | ||
| kwargs['width'] = 150 | ||
| kwargs['xaxis'] = None | ||
| kwargs['width'] = self.plot_size+50 | ||
| if c != 0 and r == 0: |
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Looks like 50 is a magic number...
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True, it's the offset used to account for the axis width. Could parameterize it I suppose.
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Would be much better to query it than parameterize it. Can it be calculated as outer dimension minus inner dimension, now that the inner dimensions are available in Bokeh JS?
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Can it be calculated as outer dimension minus inner dimension, now that the inner dimensions are available in Bokeh JS?
No bokehJS is too late to set this, if it's wrong the layout solver breaks and you never get an inner width.
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| if axis == 'x': | ||
| align = 'center' | ||
| # Adjust height to compensate for label rotation | ||
| height = int(50 + np.abs(np.sin(rotation)) * (nchars*8)) |
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I assume this is the same magic number 50. Even if it doesn't have to be a parameter, it should at least be a class attribute...
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Sure, might be good to parameterize it actually, if you have really long axis labels the layout solver could blow up I suppose and this would let you have some control.
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A class attribute seems like a step in the right direction for now. I wouldn't make it a parameter till we have a concrete, real world example of it being needed.
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What about the 8 in nchars*8? Where is the 8 from?
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Cheating a bit, it's the fontsize, which I actually don't let you change atm. Could allow changing it and scaling this size accordingly.
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I'm actually surprised how well it works, but it will definitely get more brittle if I add support for fontsizes.
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It also only works because I'm explicitly formatting the ticks as strings, which makes sense in this case, but it is not a general approach because it will break for ticks computed on the frontend.
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| @@ -205,7 +205,7 @@ def test_get_size_grid_plot(self): | |||
| grid = GridSpace({(i, j): self.image1 for i in range(3) for j in range(3)}) | |||
| plot = self.renderer.get_plot(grid) | |||
| w, h = self.renderer.get_size(plot) | |||
| self.assertEqual((w, h), (360, 360)) | |||
| self.assertEqual((w, h), (418, 410)) | |||
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Interesting that it used to be perfectly square, but isn't anymore. Generally, square plots seems easier when considering layouts etc...
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Interesting that it used to be perfectly square, but isn't anymore.
Taking into account the fact that a vertical axis is wider than a horizontal one. Might be worth considering using this calculation more generally because I've found I can compute axes widths pretty accurately.
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(Probably not a good idea when a JS formatter is responsible for computing ticks).
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| def layout_padding(plots): | |||
| def layout_padding(plots, renderer): | |||
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| Temporary workaround to allow empty plots in a | |||
| row of a bokeh GridPlot type. Should be removed | |||
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The PR reference in this docstring bokeh/bokeh#2891 looks like it was resolved to your satisfaction in June. This suggests either this function should be removed or the docstring updated.
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Yes, will update the docstring (and perhaps reopen the issue). It's not actually fixed.
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While the approach isn't ideal it works robustly for a wide range of font sizes and grid sizes I've tried and GridSpaces are really useful particularly with the linked zooming that bokeh supports. Here's what the example from the containers tutorial looks like now rendered with bokeh:
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It's great to have this. Should there be an issue at the bokeh repo to gave an API to query anything you currently have hardcoded? |
I don't think there's much bokeh can do as long as the layout solver is run client side and once that has run it's too late because the solver may have failed completely. |
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So are these hints, then, not hardcoding? I.e., will the client then figure out the actual values? |
No, it will respect those values but has to draw everything inside those bounds, if things get squeezed too tight it blows up and doesn't render. |
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@jlstevens Ready to merge. |
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Looks good! Merging. |
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Creates outer dimension axes for GridSpaces, like we support in matplotlib: