| Pacote | mx.charts.chartClasses |
| Interface | public interface IStackable2 extends IStackable |
| Implementors | AreaSeries, BarSeries, ColumnSeries |
| Método | Definido por | ||
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Stacks the series.
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stackAll(stackedPosXValueDictionary:Dictionary, stackedNegXValueDictionary:Dictionary, previousElement:IStackable2):Object
Stacks the series.
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| stackAll | () | método |
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Exibir Propriedades Públicas Herdadaspublic function stackAll(stackedPosXValueDictionary:Dictionary, stackedNegXValueDictionary:Dictionary, previousElement:IStackable2):Object
Stacks the series. Normally, a series implements the updateData() method
to load its data out of the data provider. But a stacking series performs special
operations because its values are not necessarily stored in its data provider.
Its values are whatever is stored in its data provider, summed with the values
that are loaded by the object it stacks on top of.
A custom stacking series should implement the stack() method by loading its
data out of its data provider, adding it to the base values stored in the dictionary
to get the real values it should render with, and replacing the values in the dictionary
with its new, summed values.
Parâmetros
stackedPosXValueDictionary:Dictionary — Contains the base values that the series should stack
on top of. The keys in the dictionary are the x values, and the values are the positive
x values.
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stackedNegXValueDictionary:Dictionary — Contains the base values that the series should stack
on top of. The keys in the dictionary are the x values, and the values are the negative
y values.
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previousElement:IStackable2 — The previous element in the stack. If, for exemplo, the element
is of the same type, you can use access to this property to avoid duplicate effort when
rendering.
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Object — An object representing the maximum and minimum values in the newly stacked series.
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