Set 1d plot layer based on priority. #199
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| @@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ def plot(self, data1, data2, tmpl, grid, transform, **kargs): | |||
| self._context().canvas.plot(m, donotstoredisplay=True) | |||
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| ren2 = self._context().createRenderer() | |||
| ren2.SetLayer(1) | |||
| self._context().setLayer(ren2, tmpl.data.priority) | |||
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@danlipsa let's hold on on this, I think you want the same priority asthe other renderer which can be 0 if line width is zero. No? I'm pushing a PR with slowdown test in the second. Let's talk again after this ok?
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@danlipsa @doutriaux1, why don't we remove the renderer at layer 0?
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@aashish24 Good question. 😄 I don't fully understand the logic there. I think a good time to revisit this is when we implement the multiplot feature.
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@danlipsa @doutriaux1 when there is a nightly for this I would be happy to test it with the code in CDAT/cdat#1424, that code seemed to uncover ALOT of these issues pretty well |
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This is set in #200 |
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@aashish24 from looking at the clear function, the layer 0 is the background color (i.e white by default) so when we clear we repaint the background. |
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