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| Uses of GChart.Curve.Point in com.googlecode.gchart.client |
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| Methods in com.googlecode.gchart.client that return GChart.Curve.Point | |
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GChart.Curve.Point |
GChart.getClosestBrushTouchingPoint(int xPlotArea,
int yPlotArea)
Returns the point that would be touched if the mouse were moved to the given x,y plot-area pixel coordinates, or null if the moving the mouse to these coordinates would not have touched any points. |
GChart.Curve.Point |
GChart.Curve.getPoint()
Convenience method equivalent to getPoint(getNPoints()-1). |
GChart.Curve.Point |
GChart.Curve.getPoint(int iPoint)
Returns a reference to the point at the specified index. |
GChart.Curve.Point |
GChart.getTouchedPoint()
Returns the point that the mouse "brush" is currently "touching" (the so-called "hovered over" point), or null if none. |
| Methods in com.googlecode.gchart.client with parameters of type GChart.Curve.Point | |
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java.lang.String |
HoverParameterInterpreter.getHoverParameter(java.lang.String paramName,
GChart.Curve.Point hoveredOver)
Returns the value of the named parameter evaluated at the given "hovered over" point. |
int |
GChart.Curve.getPointIndex(GChart.Curve.Point point)
Returns the positional index (within this curve's list of points) of the specified point. |
void |
HoverUpdateable.hoverCleanup(GChart.Curve.Point hoveredAwayFrom)
Frees any resources that the hoverUpdate method may have allocated when the user first hovered over the point, thus returning the hoverWidget to a well-defined state: ready to recieve the next hoverUpdate without errors, memory leaks, etc. |
void |
HoverUpdateable.hoverUpdate(GChart.Curve.Point hoveredOver)
Updates this widget so that it displays appropriate information about the given point. |
void |
GChart.Curve.removePoint(GChart.Curve.Point p)
Removes the given point from this curve. |
void |
GChart.touch(GChart.Curve.Point pointToTouch)
Simulates the user "touching" a point with the mouse, by performing those operations that occur when the user "hovers over" the specified point. |
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