BBjLineChart

Description

In BBj 7.0 and higher, the BBjLineChart control displays data in a line chart format.

Implemented Interfaces

Creation

BBjAPI > BBjSysGui > BBjWindow > BBjLineChart

A BBjLineChart object is created through the following BBjWindow methods:

Return Value	Method
BBjLineChart	addLineChart(int ID, number x, number y, number width, number height, string xLabel, string yLabel, int numSeries, boolean showLegend)
BBjLineChart	addLineChart(int ID, number x, number y, number width, number height, string xLabel, string yLabel, int numSeries, boolean showLegend, byte[] flags)
BBjLineChart	addLineChart(int ID, string xLabel, string yLabel, int numSeries, boolean showLegend)
BBjLineChart	addLineChart(int ID, string xLabel, string yLabel, int numSeries, boolean showLegend, byte[] flags)
BBjLineChart	addLineChart(string xLabel, string yLabel, int numSeries, boolean showLegend)
BBjLineChart	addLineChart(string xLabel, string yLabel, int numSeries, boolean showLegend, byte[] flags)

Methods of BBjLineChart

Return Value	Method
string	getTitle()
string	getXLabel()
string	getYLabel()
boolean	isLegendShown()
void	setLegendShown(boolean legendShown)
void	setSeriesName(int series, string name)
void	setTitle(string title)
void	setXLabel(string label)
void	setXYValue(int series, number x, int y)
void	setYLabel(string label)

Methods of BBjLineChart implemented for DropTarget

Return Value	Method
int	getDropActions()
void	setDropActions(int `actions`)
BBjVector	getDropTypes()
void	setDropTypes(BBjVector `types`)

Methods of BBjLineChart implemented for Focusable

Return Value	Method
boolean	isFocusable()
void	setFocusable(boolean `focus`)

Methods of BBjLineChart implemented for TabTraversable

Return Value	Method
boolean	isTabTraversable()
void	setTabTraversable(boolean `trav`)

Methods of BBjLineChart inherited from BBjCommonChart

Return Value	Method
void	clearData()

Methods of BBjLineChart inherited from BBjChart

Return Value	Method
JFreeChart@	getClientChart()
ChartPanel@	getClientChartPanel()
void	writePNGToServer(string filename)
void	writePNGToServer(string filename, boolean writeAlpha, int compression)
void	writePNGToServer(string filename, number width, number height, boolean writeAlpha, int compression)

Methods of BBjLineChart inherited from BBjControl

Events

Callback Code	Object-oriented Event	Read Record Event	Code
ON_DROP_TARGET_DROP	BBjDropTargetDropEvent	Drop Target Drop Event	D
ON_GAINED_FOCUS	BBjGainedFocusEvent	Control Focus Gained/Lost Event	f
ON_LOST_FOCUS	BBjLostFocusEvent	Control Focus Gained/Lost Event	f
ON_MOUSE_ENTER	BBjMouseEnterEvent	Mouse Enter/Exit Event	E
ON_MOUSE_EXIT	BBjMouseExitEvent	Mouse Enter/Exit Event	E
ON_POPUP_REQUEST	BBjPopupRequestEvent	Popup Request Event	r
ON_RIGHT_MOUSE_DOWN	BBjRightMouseDownEvent	Right Mouse Button Down Event	R

CSS

The visual appearance of BUI controls is defined using CSS (cascading style sheets) rules. Easily change the default colors, border, and other settings by customizing these rules, all without changing any application code. See CSS API for a high-level overview of BUI CSS.

The BUI BBjLineChart is implemented as an <image> element. It defines the following style names:

.BBjLineChart

.BBjLineChart.bbj-disabled

Use CSS styles that would work with images, for example:

.BBjLineChart

{

opacity: 0.4;

border-radius: 15px;

border-width: 2px;

box-shadow: 7px 7px 5px rgba(50, 50, 50, 0.5);

}

.BBjLineChart:hover

{

opacity: 1.0;

}

That adds a rounded border and drop shadow to the chart image, and dims it unless the mouse is hovering over it.

Or to show a disabled BBjLineChart grayed out:

.BBjLineChart bbj-disabled

{