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In terms of where to put this in the interface, if there isn't going to be a distinct legend function, then I think the way the API should look is that in the call to figure, the user can specify a list() of additional options which get converted to json and passed to the bokeh js.
So to add click policy the call might be figure([some stuff], options=list(legend=list(click_policy='hide')))
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It would be good to be able to use the bokeh
click_policy
functionality, which lets you click on the legend to hide and show classes. See https://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/docs/user_guide/interaction/legends.htmlIn terms of where to put this in the interface, if there isn't going to be a distinct
legend
function, then I think the way the API should look is that in the call tofigure
, the user can specify alist()
of additional options which get converted to json and passed to thebokeh
js.So to add click policy the call might be
figure([some stuff], options=list(legend=list(click_policy='hide')))
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: