Re: Example of our modifications to jCharts

wow that is sweet!

Would you mind integrating that into the krysalis-jcharts module?



--- Chris McKay <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Here's a couple of examples of additions and modifications we have made
> over the last year to jCharts.
> 
> Basically we did the following:
> 
> 3d stacked bar
> Angled x-axis labels
> Dual y-axis (reworked the previously submitted patch)
> Over and under bars (the change in bar and line color was done with
> existing post event renderers, although we had to add that support into
> a few existing charts)
> 
> There's a few hideous hacks in there as well (the no fill symbols on the
> lines for example)
> 
> Also did a rework on the pie labelling as well so pie labels were lined
> up.
> 
> And possibly some other things that have slipped my mine. The charts
> have been in production for about six months now, getting a good work
> out with a fairly large set of datasets.
> 
> I think what I'll do is run some CVS diffs on the current 1.0 CVS tree
> and then submit them to the patches directory. Then if there is time and
> Nathaniel is cool about it I can commit to the 1.0 tree.
> 
> C
> 

> ATTACHMENT part 2 image/png name=stacked3d.png


> ATTACHMENT part 3 image/png name=forecast.png




	
		
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