dojox/charting/bidi/Chart3D (version 1.10)

Property Summary

  • directionMirroring support, the main variable which is responsible for the direction of the chart.
  • isMirrored

Method Summary

  • applyMirroring(plot,dim,offsets) apply the mirroring operation to the current chart plots.
  • generate()
  • isRightToLeft() check the Direction of the chart.
  • postscript(node,lights,camera,theme,direction) The keyword arguments that can be passed in a Chart constructor.
  • setDir(dir) Setter for the chartBaseDirection attribute.

Properties

direction

Mirroring support, the main variable which is responsible for the direction of the chart.

Allowed values: 1. "ltr" 2. "rtl"

By default is ltr.

isMirrored

Methods

applyMirroring(plot,dim,offsets)

apply the mirroring operation to the current chart plots.

Parameter Type Description
plot undefined
dim undefined
offsets undefined
Returns:function

apply the mirroring operation to the current chart plots.

generate()
Returns:function
isRightToLeft()

check the Direction of the chart.

check the chartBaseDirection attribute to determine the rendering direction of the chart.

Returns:boolean
postscript(node,lights,camera,theme,direction)

The keyword arguments that can be passed in a Chart constructor.

Parameter Type Description
node Node

The DOM node to construct the chart on.

lights undefined

Lighting properties for the 3d scene

camera Object

Camera properties describing the viewing camera position.

theme Object

Charting theme to use for coloring chart elements.

direction String

the direction used to render the chart values[rtl/ltr]

setDir(dir)

Setter for the chartBaseDirection attribute.

Allows dynamically set the chartBaseDirection attribute, which will used to
updates the chart rendering direction. dir : the desired chart direction [rtl: for right to left ,ltr: for left to right]

Parameter Type Description
dir undefined
Returns:function

Setter for the chartBaseDirection attribute.

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