TeeChart for JavaScript for the HTML5 Canvas
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jzarech
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by jzarech » Wed May 11, 2016 10:46 pm
I looked at all the examples and they use AddRandom or pre-populate with Arrays or TextBoxes and such --
I pull a JSON array from a web service then need to iterate through the array and add the values to a Tee.Line object below.
The reason I don't just set the array as a datasource is it has many fields and I only want date and value.
I'm sure this is obvious and I overlooked it but any help would be appreciated --
Thanks.
ja
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Chart1 = new Tee.Chart("canvas");
var tlForecast = new Tee.Line();
Chart1.addSeries(tlForecast);
//This doesn't work
//tlForecast.add(new Date('2/9/1967'), 888);
//This works
tlForecast.addRandom(20);
Chart1.draw();
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jzarech
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by jzarech » Thu May 12, 2016 5:09 am
I looked in datetime.htm in the examples and saw something similar --
Let me know if there's a better way but this will work--
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function CreateChart() {
Chart1 = new Tee.Chart("canvas");
Chart1.axes.left.title.text = "Value";
Chart1.axes.bottom.title.text = "DateTime";
var tlForecast = new Tee.Line();
Chart1.addSeries(tlForecast);
tlForecast.data.x = [];
//Starting number of series values in my line control
console.debug("Number of Data Values: " + tlForecast.data.values.length)
var intDataCount = tlForecast.data.values.length;
tlForecast.data.values[intDataCount] = 888;
tlForecast.data.x[intDataCount] = new Date("2/8/1967");
//Increment line series data value count
intDataCount = tlForecast.data.values.length;
tlForecast.data.values[intDataCount] = 999;
tlForecast.data.x[intDataCount] = new Date("2/9/1967");
console.debug("Number of Data Values: " + tlForecast.data.values.length)
//This works
//tlForecast.addRandom(20);
Chart1.draw();
}
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by Yeray » Thu May 12, 2016 3:33 pm
Hello,
Yes, that's the correct way to populate a series with x values.
You basically have to initialize the series' data.x variable as an array (tlForecast.data.x=[]). Then you can loop your source array and assign your x and y values to the data.x and data.values properties.
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by jzarech » Thu May 12, 2016 4:51 pm
Thanks Yeray -- I appreciate your help.