secondary_y or arbitrary data overlay?
See original GitHub issueIs there some way to plot more than one data series with a secondary y-axis scale (as with secondary_y
with matplotlib
) or at least overlay arbitrary data on the same plot (with the same datetime
index)? I looked in the code at the Pandas-related PlotDf
but doing a dir
on the return doesn’t show anything relevant AFAIK.
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Ah, sorry, the last byte of the color component is transparency, in this case
a0
.sorry, I didn’t get what actually did the transparency? This code:
ax_overlay.vb.setZValue(10)
?