PlotDashboard¶
Display multiple plots side by side in a single Qt window.
Connect the figure output of visualization nodes to the figure inputs of this node. The source nodes should have their suppress_window property enabled. This node currently supports outputs from the following nodes: TimeSeriesPlot, BarPlot, TopoPlotViewer, SpectrumPlot, TablePlot. supress_window should be set to True in those nodes when connected to this node.
Version 1.1.0
Ports/Properties¶
stream¶
Name of stream to plot. Wildcards are supported, i.e. mystream* will plot the first stream whose name starts with mystream.
stream_name¶
max_channels¶
Max number of channels to display at once. Note that a large number of channels can slow the plot down considerably, and is not recommended. Alternatively, instead of increasing this, use the PgUp/PgDn (or u/d) keys in the plot window to show the prev/next set of n channels (where n is this number).
auto_line_colors¶
Automatically assign a different color to each line or bar. Takes precedence if selected. See colormap property to determine the color selection.
colormap¶
Colormap to use for auto assign colors. (See matplotlib online documentation for colormap examples.)
background_color¶
Background color. This can be hexadecimal (hex) notation (#RRGGBB) or CSS named colors ('white'). One resource (among many) that provides a list of both hex and CSS named colors is https://www.w3.org/wiki/CSS/Properties/color/keywords.
decoration_color¶
Color of the axis labels and ticks. (See background_color description for details.).
plot_minmax¶
Display min and max values of original data irrespective of scaling.
title¶
Title of the dashboard window.
initial_dims¶
Initial position of the window on the monitor. This is given in pixels, and is formatted as [x, y, width, height].
left_offset¶
Left offset of the window on the monitor. The x value in the initial window position property will be increased by this amount. Use this to shift all plots to a second monitor, for example. May be a negative number (i.e., to move plots to a window to the left).
show_toolbar¶
Show the window toolbar (which provides some additional functions).
always_on_top¶
Window should be always on top. If this is enabled, then the window will not be occluded by other windows.
tight_layout¶
Reduce the amount of white space around the plot within the window.
font_size¶
Font size (in points) of text plotted outside the plot axes, such as axis labels, legend, etc.
annotation_font_size¶
Font size (in points) for text which appear inside the plot axes, such as markers, scale, etc.
antialiased¶
Draw graphics antialiased. If set to False, lines will appear more pixelated or 'jaggy', but plotting should render faster.
max_redraw_hz¶
Maximum redraw rate of this plot in Hz. Limits how often the matplotlib canvas is repainted (and, when the plot feeds a Plot Dashboard, how often the dashboard re-renders the corresponding panel). None means use the Plot Dashboard's default for downstream panels and no throttle for this node's own window. 0 means no throttle (legacy behavior, draw on every tick). A positive value is the upper bound on the redraw rate. Reducing this is particularly useful for nodes whose draw is expensive (e.g. matplotlib tables, which are heavy on macOS due to CoreText).
line_color¶
Color of the lines. (See background_color description for details.)
zero_color¶
Color of the grid lines. (See background color description for details.)
line_width¶
Width of the lines (or bars).
label_rotation¶
Orientation of plot Y axis tick labels.
x_label¶
Label for the X axis. Leave empty to automatically use a suitable default.
y_label¶
Label for the Y axis. Leave empty to automatically use a suitable default.
verbose¶
Print additional information such as if the incoming packet has no data to plot, etc.
track_window_position¶
Track the window position and print the new position in the console. This is useful for setting the window position property.
suppress_window¶
Suppress the display window. When enabled, the node will not open a plot window; use this when feeding the figure output into a Plot Dashboard node.
figure_out¶
Plot data for PlotDashboard (PlotData).
figure1¶
Plot data input 1.
figure2¶
Plot data input 2.
figure3¶
Plot data input 3.
figure4¶
Plot data input 4.
figure5¶
Plot data input 5.
figure6¶
Plot data input 6.
figure7¶
Plot data input 7.
figure8¶
Plot data input 8.
figure9¶
Plot data input 9.
figure10¶
Plot data input 10.
figure11¶
Plot data input 11.
figure12¶
Plot data input 12.
figure13¶
Plot data input 13.
figure14¶
Plot data input 14.
figure15¶
Plot data input 15.
figure16¶
Plot data input 16.
figure17¶
Plot data input 17.
figure18¶
Plot data input 18.
figure19¶
Plot data input 19.
figure20¶
Plot data input 20.
columns¶
Number of columns in the grid layout.
default_max_redraw_hz¶
Default maximum per-panel redraw rate in Hz. Used as a fallback for inputs that did not specify their own max_redraw_hz. Set to 0 to disable the throttle (every tick redraws every panel; this can be computationally expensive esp. on MacOS); set higher when the dashboard is showing few/light panels and a higher redraw rate is desired. Per-panel max_redraw_hz values from upstream always take precedence when set.
set_breakpoint¶
Set a breakpoint on this node. If this is enabled, your debugger (if one is attached) will trigger a breakpoint.
metadata¶
User-definable meta-data associated with the node. Usually reserved for technical purposes.