[Module] Chart - Gadget

[diskay]

Refer to the code here
https://github.com/mity/mctrl

[zikitrake]

A chart with horizontal bars and a line chart are planned.

Yeah!

[Thorsten1867]

Update: Bar Chart with horizontal bars

[Thorsten1867]

Refer to the code here
https://github.com/mity/mctrl

Nice, but only for Windows.
My module should also work under MacOS and Linux.

[zikitrake]

Could you check why vertical axis values are duplicated?

I am using Example 1 (automatically adjust maximum value), but it happens exactly the same with other examples and using the attribute 'Chart::#Maximum'



Thank you!

[Thorsten1867]

Update: Line Chart



@zikitrake
Bug fixed

[zikitrake]

Update: Line Chart

I love you!!

@zikitrake
Bug fixed

Very much!

[Thorsten1867]

@zikitrake
Line charts become really interesting if they are combined with data series.

Update: Line chart for data series

[zikitrake]

@zikitrake
Line charts become really interesting if they are combined with data series.
...

Nice!

This is really interesting for me, as I plan to add graphics of this style to my project:



Would it be possible to:
- Add an option to hide the labels of the series? (I would put them manually in a List Gadget)
- Invert vertical values from top to bottom? as this image


Really thank you!

[Thorsten1867]

Update:

• Added: #Hide for hiding legend
• Addes: #Descending for descending numbering of the y-axis in line charts
• Bugfixes

[zikitrake]

Update:

• Added: #Hide for hiding legend
• Addes: #Descending for descending numbering of the y-axis in line charts
• Bugfixes

Yeah, it works like a charm!
Sorry to be so heavy asking for additions but, hey! you're creating a first class module

Again, thank you so much!

Edit:An issue when #Descendig is activated: Chart::SetAttribute(#Chart, Chart::#Minimum, 1) is ignored

[zikitrake]

More about previous comented issue

This image is made when #descending is activated and define a Chart::SetAttribute(#Chart, Chart::#Minimum, 1)


I did a change in Procedure DrawLineChart_(), changing

Code: Select all

Range = Maximum - Minimum

to

Code: Select all

If Chart()\Line\Flags & #Descending
  Range = Maximum
Else
   Range = Maximum - Minimum
EndIf

And

Code: Select all

Text$ = Str(Factor * n)

to

Code: Select all

Text$ = Str(Factor * n + Minimum)

Then it seem to works fine


PS: I'm sure my code is a botched job.

[Thorsten1867]

@ zikitrake
Bug fixed and another little bonus.


Update: Bezier curves for line charts (#BezierCurve)

[zikitrake]

@ zikitrake
Bug fixed and another little bonus.
Update: Bezier curves for line charts (#BezierCurve)

Nice!!!

[zikitrake]

Turning with the petitions!

- Do you plan to add Tooltips to items? I modified your code (awkwardly) to add a MouseMove event, but it doesn't go very fine



- (I don't know whether to consider this a request because I don't know if it will be of general interest ) : Could you make a value be hidden when it exceeds the Chart::#Minimum/Chart::#Maximum?

For example, in this graph I have assigned minimum value = 1 and maximum value = 100. When a value exceeds 100 I would like it to be hidden (or show a label 'out' for example )


PS: Tomorrow I'm going on a week' holiday, so I'll stop grilling you!