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Fix NaN positions for shapes when dragging them.
my-tien Jul 16, 2025
9cd5262
- Remove r2c call. Unnecessary, since category references seem to hav…
my-tien Jul 17, 2025
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Fix formatting for category string
my-tien Jul 17, 2025
13e3cc1
WIP draw_newshape_test
my-tien Jul 17, 2025
c996699
Use .charAt(0) === 'x'/'y' to test for xref/yref pointing to an axis.
my-tien Jul 17, 2025
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23 changes: 19 additions & 4 deletions src/components/shapes/draw_newshape/newshapes.js
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'use strict';

var axis_ids = require('../../../plots/cartesian/axis_ids');

var dragHelpers = require('../../dragelement/helpers');
var drawMode = dragHelpers.drawMode;
var openMode = dragHelpers.openMode;
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case 'line':
case 'rect':
case 'circle':
modifyItem('x0', afterEdit.x0 - (beforeEdit.x0shift || 0));
modifyItem('x1', afterEdit.x1 - (beforeEdit.x1shift || 0));
modifyItem('y0', afterEdit.y0 - (beforeEdit.y0shift || 0));
modifyItem('y1', afterEdit.y1 - (beforeEdit.y1shift || 0));

var xaxis = axis_ids.getFromId(gd, beforeEdit.xref);
if (beforeEdit.xref.charAt(0) === 'x' && xaxis.type.includes('category')) {
modifyItem('x0', afterEdit.x0 - (beforeEdit.x0shift || 0));
modifyItem('x1', afterEdit.x1 - (beforeEdit.x1shift || 0));
} else {
modifyItem('x0', afterEdit.x0);
modifyItem('x1', afterEdit.x1);
}
var yaxis = axis_ids.getFromId(gd, beforeEdit.yref);
if (beforeEdit.yref.charAt(0) === 'y' && yaxis.type.includes('category')) {
modifyItem('y0', afterEdit.y0 - (beforeEdit.y0shift || 0));
modifyItem('y1', afterEdit.y1 - (beforeEdit.y1shift || 0));
} else {
modifyItem('y0', afterEdit.y0);
modifyItem('y1', afterEdit.y1);
}
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Thanks @my-tien for the fix.
Two questions:

  1. Is a similar fix needed for the case of path?
  2. Could you please add a test here:

    plotly.js/test/jasmine/tests/draw_newshape_test.js

    Line 1433 in 79559af

    describe('Activate and edit editable shapes', function() {
    ?

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I'll have a look at path and adding a test. However, my fix is not yet correct. Among other things, afterEdit can be a shape with xref and yref paper apparently even if the ref was something different before. I'll have to see, how I can correctly translate the shift variables to paper as well. I will probably push some changes later today.

UPDATE: This is a separate bug. As mentioned further below, I'll open an issue for it later.

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For the path case the change is not necessary, because the shift properties are ignored if path is used instead of x0, x1, y0, y1.

Regarding the test, I added one with a test case that previously failed and now works. However, I am not sure how to test this locally because for some reason on my machine several Jasmine tests always fail. Could you please look at it on your end and make the necessary adjustments?

break;

case 'path':
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37 changes: 37 additions & 0 deletions test/jasmine/tests/draw_newshape_test.js
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.then(done, done.fail);
});

it('should be possible to drag shapes referencing non-categorical axes', function(done) {
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If you change it( to fit( then you could only run this test on your machine using

npm run test-jasmine draw_newshape

Plotly.newPlot(gd, {
data: [
{
x: ["2015-02-01", "2015-02-02", "2015-02-03"],
y: [14, 17, 8],
mode: "line",
},
],
layout: {
xaxis: { title: { text: "Date" }, type: "date" },
dragmode: "drawline",
shapes: [
{
type: "rect",
xref: "x",
yref: "paper",
x0: "2015-02-02",
y0: 0,
x1: "2015-02-08",
y1: 1,
opacity: 0.2,
editable: true,
},
],
},
})
.then(function() { drag([[257.64, 370], [250, 300]]); }) // move lower left corner up and left
.then(function () {
var shapes = gd._fullLayout.shapes;
var obj = shapes[0]._input;
print(obj);
assertPos(obj.path, 'M250,300H1019V100H257.64Z');
})
.then(done, done.fail);
});
});
});

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