I'm trying to define a custom plugin for mpld3
, and I'm struggling with positions. More particularly, by default, SVG generated by mpld3
come with Move
and Zoom
buttons, which change the view of the graph. When I was trying to display things (like text), I stumbled upon a strange behavior where positions are set relatively to the current view. It means that if I display a text next to a point A(10,10)
and then move the view, the point will still be at (10,10)
but the text will move because its position is relative to the current view.
So I wanted to think again and start with a minimal example which should work : this example from the mpld3
documentation. In the demo, you can see the behavior I want : positions are absolute (when you move the view, cursor position is set according to the grid)..
But if I copy-paste the exact same code in Pycharm and execute it, positions are relative to the view which is even more strange :
My guess is it's a version problem. I don't know which versions are used in the hosted demo example. I use mpld3==0.5.1
, matplotlib==3.2.1
and numpy==1.19.2
.
Do you have an idea so I can manage to deal with absolute positions like in the example ?
I've managed to make it work. It turns out that downgrading
mpld3
to version0.3
does what I want. I'm sure there is a better solution (because I can't take advantage of the latest version) but it gets the job done.