Uses of Class
com.googlecode.gchart.client.GChart.SymbolType

Uses of GChart.SymbolType in com.googlecode.gchart.client

Fields in com.googlecode.gchart.client declared as GChart.SymbolType

static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_CENTER Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the center of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_EAST Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the center of the right edge of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_MOUSE When passed to the setHoverAnnotationSymbolType method, this symbol type enables setTitle-like, "anchored at the mouse cursor" hover annotation positioning.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_MOUSE_SNAP_TO_X The same as the ANCHOR_MOUSE symbol type, except that the x coordinate of the rendered symbol is taken from the x coordinate of the point, rather than the x coordinate of the mouse.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_MOUSE_SNAP_TO_Y The same as the ANCHOR_MOUSE symbol type, except that the y coordinate of the rendered symbol is taken from the y coordinate of the point, rather than the y coordinate of the mouse.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_NORTH Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the center of the top edge of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_NORTHEAST Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the upper right corner of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_NORTHWEST Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the upper left corner of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_SOUTH Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the center of the bottom edge of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_SOUTHEAST Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the lower right corner of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_SOUTHWEST Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the lower left corner of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.ANCHOR_WEST Points on curves with this symbol type are positioned at the center of the left edge of the plot area, and do not have a visible symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_CENTER Use rectangles horizontally and vertically centered on each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_EAST Use rectangles just to the right of, and vertically centered on, each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_NORTH Use rectangles just above, and horizontally centered on, each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_NORTHEAST Use rectangles just above, and to the right of, each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_NORTHWEST Use rectangles just above and to the left of, each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_SOUTH Use rectangles just below, and horizontally centered on, each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_SOUTHEAST Use rectangles just below, and to the right of, each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_SOUTHWEST Use rectangles just below, and to the left of, each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.BOX_WEST Use rectangles just to the left of, and vertically centered on, each point of the curve
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.DEFAULT_SYMBOL_TYPE The default symbol type for curve if none is specified; this default is BOX_CENTER
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_BASELINE_CENTER Use horizontal bars that extend from the x,y position associated with each point, to the x position defined by the host Symbol's baseline property, and that are vertically centered on the data point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_BASELINE_NORTH Use horizontal bars that extend from the x,y position associated with each point, to the x position defined by the host Symbol's baseline property, and whose bottom edge passes through the data point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_BASELINE_SOUTH Use horizontal bars that extend from the x,y position associated with each point, to the x position defined by the host Symbol's baseline property, and whose top edge passes through the data point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_EAST Use horizontal bars that extend from the right y-axis to each point on the curve, and that are vertically centered on the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_NEXT Deprecated. As of version 2.4, this symbol has been redefined to be synonomous with the LINE symbol type. Prior to v2.4, this symbol drew a horizontal bar from each point to the x coordinate of the next point. Some applications may need to use a revised point set in order to produce the same curves using LINE that they used to produce with this symbol. See the discussion within the VBAR_NEXT symbol for more information about why support for these vertically and horizontally constrained connecting line symbol types was dropped.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_NORTHEAST Use horizontal bars that extend from the right y-axis to each point on the curve, and that are vertically just above the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_NORTHWEST Use horizontal bars that extend from the left y-axis to each point on the curve, and that are vertically just above point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_PREV Deprecated. As of version 2.4, this symbol has been redefined to be synonymous with the LINE symbol type. Prior to v2.4, this symbol drew a horizontal bar from each point to the x coordinate of the previous point. Some applications may need to use a revised point set in order to produce the same curves using LINE that they used to produce with this symbol. See the discussion within the VBAR_NEXT symbol for more information about why support for these vertically and horizontally constrained connecting line symbol types was dropped.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_SOUTHEAST Use horizontal bars that extend from the right y-axis to each point on the curve, and that are vertically just below the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_SOUTHWEST Use horizontal bars that extend from the left y-axis to each point on the curve, and that are vertically just below the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.HBAR_WEST Use horizontal bars that extend from the left y-axis to each point on the curve, and that are vertically centered on the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.LINE This symbol type draws a continuous straight line between successive individual data points.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.LINE_CANVAS Deprecated. In GChart 2.3, you had to use this special symbol type to get GChart to use an external canvas library to draw crisp connecting lines. As of GChart 2.5, the LINE symbol type will, by default, be rendered with whatever external canvas library you provide to GChart via the setCanvasFactory method. So now, LINE_CANVAS is just another name for LINE. Please replace LINE_CANVAS with LINE in your code. Note that LINE only draws continuous lines if fill spacing (setFillSpacing) is 0. With fill spacing > 0, it uses the old HTML-rendering method. Since 0 is now the new default fill spacing for the LINE symbol type, normally LINE works exactly like LINE_CANVAS did. But, if you had explicitly set the fill spacing, you may have to remove this specification, or set it to 0, to get the same behavior you had before with LINE_CANVAS.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.NONE A symbol type that does not draw any main symbol.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.PIE_SLICE_HATCHED_SHADING Draws a pie slice whose area is shaded using both vertical and horizontal bars, which produces a "cross-hatched" pattern.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.PIE_SLICE_HORIZONTAL_SHADING Draws a pie slice whose area is shaded using horizontal bars.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.PIE_SLICE_OPTIMAL_SHADING Draw a pie slice whose area is shaded using either vertical bars or horizontal bars--whichever renders the slice more efficiently.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.PIE_SLICE_VERTICAL_SHADING Draws a pie slice whose area is shaded using vertical bars.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_BASELINE_CENTER Use vertical bars that extend from the x,y position associated with each point, to the y position defined by the host Symbol's baseline property, and that are horizontally centered on the data point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_BASELINE_EAST Use vertical bars that extend from the x,y position associated with each point, to the y position defined by the host Symbol's baseline property, and whose left edge passes through the data point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_BASELINE_WEST Use vertical bars that extend from the x,y position associated with each point, to the y position defined by the host Symbol's baseline property, and whose right edge passes through the data point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_NEXT Deprecated. As of version 2.4, this symbol has been redefined to be synonomous with the LINE symbol type. Prior to v2.4, this symbol drew a vertical bar from each point to the y coordinate of the next point. Some applications may need to use a revised point set in order to produce the same curves with LINE that they used to produce with this symbol. Support was dropped because: Continued support would have complicated implementation of the new hover feedback system introduced with v2.4 (these are the only symbols whose hit-testing-related size depends on preceding or subsequent points). With the introduction of LINE the main reason for this, and related, vertically (or horizontally) constrained line drawing symbol types had been eliminated (had LINE existed at the beginning, these constrained line drawing symbol types would never have been added). Finally, note that if lines are vertical or horizontal, and solidly connected, LINE automatically collapses them into a single element, so no element-based efficiency losses need be associated with replacing curves using such rectilinear symbol types with equivalent curves rendered via the LINE symbol type.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_NORTH Use vertical bars that extend from the top of the chart to each point on the curve, and are horizontally centered on the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_NORTHEAST Use vertical bars that extend from the top of the chart to each point on the curve, and are horizontally to the right of the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_NORTHWEST Use vertical bars that extend from the top of the chart to each point on the curve, and are horizontally to the left of the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_PREV Deprecated. As of version 2.4, this symbol has been redefined to be synonomous with the LINE symbol type. Prior to v2.4, this symbol drew a vertical bar from each point to the y coordinate of the previous point. Some applications may need to use a revised point set in order to produce the same curves using LINE that they used to produce with this symbol. See the discussion within the VBAR_NEXT symbol for more information about why support for these vertically and horizontally constrained connecting line symbol types was dropped.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_SOUTH Use vertical bars that extend from the x-axis to each point on the curve, and that are horizontally centered on the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_SOUTHEAST Use vertical bars that extend from the x-axis to each point on the curve, and that are horizontally to the right of the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.VBAR_SOUTHWEST Use vertical bars that extend from the x-axis to each point on the curve, and that are horizontally to the left of the point.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.XGRIDLINE Represents a single x-axis grid-line.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.Y2GRIDLINE Deprecated. This symbol is the same as YGRIDLINE and was added by mistake in version 1. (the y-axis isn't defined by the symbol type, but rather by the curve's setYAxis method). Please use YGRIDLINE instead.
static GChart.SymbolType	GChart.SymbolType.YGRIDLINE Represents a single y-axis (or y2-axis) grid-line.

Methods in com.googlecode.gchart.client that return GChart.SymbolType

GChart.SymbolType	GChart.Symbol.getHoverAnnotationSymbolType() Retrieves the symbol type that will determine how the hover annotations for this symbol gets positioned.
GChart.SymbolType	GChart.Symbol.getHoverSelectionSymbolType() Returns the symbol type that GChart will use when generating selection feedback.
GChart.SymbolType	GChart.Symbol.getSymbolType() Returns this symbol's type.

Methods in com.googlecode.gchart.client with parameters of type GChart.SymbolType

void	GChart.Symbol.setHoverAnnotationSymbolType(GChart.SymbolType hoverAnnotationSymbolType) Sets the symbol type that GChart will use when positioning hover annotations.
void	GChart.Symbol.setHoverSelectionSymbolType(GChart.SymbolType hoverSelectionSymbolType) Sets the symbol type that GChart will use when generating selection feedback.
void	GChart.Symbol.setSymbolType(GChart.SymbolType symbolType) Sets the type of this symbol.