The JsXYChart class represents XY charts in the
Javascript Chart Model. The corresponding server side class is
XYChart. JsXYChart objects can be obtained using
JsChartViewer.getChart.
Method | Inherited | Description |
getAbsOffsetX | (Self) | Gets the x offset of the chart relative to the outermost MultiChart container. |
getAbsOffsetY | (Self) | Gets the y offset of the chart relative to the outermost MultiChart container. |
getPlotArea | (Self) | Gets the JsPlotArea object representing the plot area of the XYChart. |
getLayer | (Self) | Gets a JsLayer object based on the order in which it is being added to the chart. |
getLayerByZ | (Self) | Gets a JsLayer object based on the order in which it is being drawn. |
getLayerCount | (Self) | Gets the number of layers in the chart. |
xAxis | (Self) | Gets the JsAxis object representing the primary x-axis of the XYChart. |
xAxis2 | (Self) | Gets the JsAxis object representing the secondary x-axis of the XYChart. |
yAxis | (Self) | Gets the JsAxis object representing the primary y-axis of the XYChart. |
yAxis2 | (Self) | Gets the JsAxis object representing the secondary y-axis of the XYChart. |
getXCoor | (Self) | Gets the x pixel coordinate given the x data value. |
getYCoor | (Self) | Gets the y pixel coordinate given the y data value. |
getXValue | (Self) | Gets the x data value given the x pixel coordinate. |
getYValue | (Self) | Gets the y data value given the y pixel coordinate. |
getNearestXValue | (Self) | Gets the x data value that is nearest to the specified x pixel coordinate. |
formatValue | (Self) | Formats a number/date using the ChartDirector formatting syntax as is in Parameter Substitution and Formatting. |
setNumberFormat | (Self) | Sets the characters used for thousand separator, decimal point, and negative sign. |
setMonthNames | (Self) | Sets the names of the months for date/time formatting purposes. |
setWeekDayNames | (Self) | Sets the names of the week days for date/time formatting purposes. |
setAMPM | (Self) | Sets the names to be used to denote morning and afternoon. |
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