Module: Scale
- Included in:
- Graph
- Defined in:
- lib/scale.rb
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#clear_scale ⇒ Object
You’ll need to call this function only if you’re planning to draw a second chart in the rendered picture.
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#draw_right_scale(data, data_description, scale_mode, r, g, b, draw_ticks = true, angle = 0, decimals = 1, with_margin = false, skip_labels = 1) ⇒ Object
Wrapper to the draw_scale function allowing a second scale to be drawn It takes the same parameters of the draw_scale function.
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#draw_scale(data, data_description, scale_mode, r, g, b, draw_ticks = true, angle = 0, decimals = 1, with_margin = false, skip_labels = 1, right_scale = false) ⇒ Object
This function will draw both axis and write values on it.
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#draw_xy_scale(data, data_description, y_serie_name, x_serie_name, r, g, b, with_margin = 0, angle = 0, decimals = 1) ⇒ Object
This function is used by scatter charts.
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#set_fixed_scale(v_min, v_max, divisions = 5, v_x_min = nil, v_x_max = nil, x_divisions = 5) ⇒ Object
Allow you to fix the scale, use this to bypass the automatic scaling You can use this function to skip the automatic scaling.
Instance Method Details
#clear_scale ⇒ Object
You’ll need to call this function only if you’re planning to draw a second chart in the rendered picture. Calling this function will clear the current scaling parameters thus you’ll need to call again the draw_scale function before drawing any new chart.
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# File 'lib/scale.rb', line 5 def clear_scale @vmin = nil @vmax = nil @v_x_min = nil @v_x_max = nil @divisions = 0 @x_divisions = 0 end |
#draw_right_scale(data, data_description, scale_mode, r, g, b, draw_ticks = true, angle = 0, decimals = 1, with_margin = false, skip_labels = 1) ⇒ Object
Wrapper to the draw_scale function allowing a second scale to be drawn It takes the same parameters of the draw_scale function. The scale values will be written on the right side of the graph area.
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# File 'lib/scale.rb', line 32 def draw_right_scale(data,data_description,scale_mode,r,g,b,draw_ticks=true,angle=0,decimals=1,with_margin=false,skip_labels=1) self. draw_scale(data, data_description, scale_mode, r, g, b,draw_ticks,angle,decimals,with_margin,skip_labels,true) end |
#draw_scale(data, data_description, scale_mode, r, g, b, draw_ticks = true, angle = 0, decimals = 1, with_margin = false, skip_labels = 1, right_scale = false) ⇒ Object
This function will draw both axis and write values on it. You can disable the labelling of the axis setting draw_ticks to false. angle can be used to rotate the vertical ticks labels. decimal specify the number of decimal values we want to keep. Setting draw_ticks to false will not draw vertical & horizontal ticks on the axis ( labels will also not be written ). There is four way of computing scales :
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Getting Max & Min values per serie : scale_mode = Rchart::SCALE_NORMAL
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Like the previous one but setting the min value to 0 : scale_mode = Rchart::SCALE_START0
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Getting the series cumulative Max & Min values : scale_mode = Rchart::SCALE_ADDALL
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Like the previous one but setting the min value to 0 : scale_mode = Rchart::SCALE_ADDALLSTART0
This will depends on the kind of graph you are drawing, Drawing graphs were you want to fix the min value to 0 you must use the Rchart::SCALE_START0 option. You can display only one x label every xi labels using the skip_labels parameter. Keeping with_margin to false will make the chart use all the width of the graph area. For most graphs the rendering will be better. In some circumstances you’ll have to set it to true ( introducing left & right margin ) : bar charts will require it.
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# File 'lib/scale.rb', line 46 def draw_scale(data,data_description,scale_mode,r,g,b,draw_ticks=true,angle=0,decimals=1,with_margin=false,skip_labels=1,right_scale=false) # Validate the Data and DataDescription array data = self.validate_data("draw_scale",data) c_text_color = allocate_color(@picture,r,g,b) self.draw_line(@g_area_x1,@g_area_y1,@g_area_x1,@g_area_y2,r,g,b) self.draw_line(@g_area_x1,@g_area_y2,@g_area_x2,@g_area_y2,r,g,b) scale =0 divisions =0 if(@vmin.nil? && @vmax.nil?) if (!data_description["values"][0].nil?) #My hack TODO for LINE GRAPH if data_description["values"].is_a?(Array) @vmin =data[0][data_description["values"][0]] @vmax =data[0][data_description["values"][0]] else @vmin =data[0][data_description["values"][0]] @vmax =data[0][data_description["values"]] end else @vmin = 2147483647 @vmax = -2147483647 end # /* Compute Min and Max values */ if(scale_mode == Rchart::SCALE_NORMAL || scale_mode == Rchart::SCALE_START0) @vmin = 0 if (scale_mode == Rchart::SCALE_START0 ) data.each do |key| data_description["values"].each do |col_name| if(!key[col_name].nil?) value = key[col_name] if (value.is_a?(Numeric)) @vmax = value if ( @vmax < value) @vmin = value if ( @vmin > value) end end end end elsif ( scale_mode == Rchart::SCALE_ADDALL || scale_mode == Rchart::SCALE_ADDALLSTART0 ) # Experimental @vmin = 0 if (scale_mode == Rchart::SCALE_ADDALLSTART0) data.each do |key| sum = 0 data_description["values"].each do|col_name| if (!key[col_name].nil?) value =key[col_name] sum += value if ((value).is_a?(Numeric)) end end @vmax = sum if (@vmax < sum) @vmin = sum if (@vmin > sum) end end if(@vmax.is_a?(String)) @vmax = @vmax.gsub(/\.[0-9]+/,'')+1 if (@vmax > @vmax.gsub(/\.[0-9]+/,'') ) end # If all values are the same */ if ( @vmax == @vmin ) if ( @vmax >= 0 ) @vmax = @vmax+1 else @vmin = @vmin-1 end end data_range = @vmax - @vmin data_range = 0.1 if (data_range.to_f == 0.0) #Compute automatic scaling */ scale_ok = false factor = 1.0 min_div_height = 25 max_divs = (@g_area_y2 - @g_area_y1)*1.0 / min_div_height if (@vmin == 0 && @vmax == 0 ) @vmin = 0 @vmax = 2 scale = 1 divisions = 2 elsif (max_divs > 1) while(!scale_ok) scale1 = ( @vmax - @vmin )*1.0 / factor scale2 = ( @vmax - @vmin )*1.0 /factor / 2 # scale4 = ( @vmax - @vmin )*1.0 / factor / 4 if ( scale1 > 1 && scale1 <= max_divs && !scale_ok) scale_ok = true divisions = (scale1).floor scale = 1 end if (scale2 > 1 && scale2 <= max_divs && !scale_ok) scale_ok = true divisions = (scale2).floor scale = 2 end if (!scale_ok) factor = factor * 10 if ( scale2 > 1 ) factor = factor / 10 if ( scale2 < 1 ) end end # while end if ((((@vmax*1.0 / scale) / factor)).floor != ((@vmax*1.0 / scale) / factor)) grid_id = ( @vmax*1.0 / scale / factor).floor + 1 @vmax = grid_id * scale * factor divisions = divisions+1 end if (((@vmin*1.0 / scale) / factor).floor != ((@vmin*1.0 / scale) / factor)) grid_id = ( @vmin*1.0 / scale / factor).floor @vmin = grid_id * scale * factor*1.0 divisions = divisions+1 end else #/* Can occurs for small graphs */ scale = 1 end divisions = 2 if ( divisions.nil? ) # divisions = divisions-1 if (scale == 1 && divisions%2 == 1) else divisions = @divisions end @division_count = divisions data_range = @vmax - @vmin data_range = 0.1 if (data_range.to_f == 0.0 ) @division_height = ( @g_area_y2 - @g_area_y1 )*1.0 / divisions @division_ratio = ( @g_area_y2 - @g_area_y1 )*1.0 /data_range @g_area_x_offset = 0 if ( data.count > 1 ) if ( with_margin == false) @division_width = ( @g_area_x2 - @g_area_x1 )*1.0 / ((data).count-1) else @division_width = ( @g_area_x2 - @g_area_x1 ) *1.0/ (data).count @g_area_x_offset = @division_width*1.0 / 2 end else @division_width = (@g_area_x2 - @g_area_x1)*1.0 @g_area_x_offset = @division_width*1.0 / 2 end @data_count = (data).count return(0) if (draw_ticks == false ) ypos = @g_area_y2 xmin = nil i =1 while(i<= divisions+1) if (right_scale ) self.draw_line(@g_area_x2,ypos,@g_area_x2+5,ypos,r,g,b) else self.draw_line(@g_area_x1,ypos,@g_area_x1-5,ypos,r,g,b) end value = @vmin*1.0 + (i-1) * (( @vmax - @vmin )*1.0 / divisions) value = (round_of(value * (10**decimals),2)) / (10**decimals) value= value.round if value.floor == value.ceil value = "#{value} #{data_description['unit']['y']}" if ( data_description["format"]["y"]== "number") value = self.to_time(value) if ( data_description["format"]["y"] == "time" ) value = self.to_date(value) if ( data_description["format"]["y"] == "date" ) value = self.to_metric(value) if ( data_description["format"]["Y"] == "metric" ) value = self.to_currency(value) if ( data_description["format"]["Y"] == "currency" ) position = image_ftb_box(@font_size,0,@font_name,value) text_width =position[2]-position[0] if ( right_scale ) image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,0,@g_area_x2+10,ypos+(@font_size/2),c_text_color,@font_name,value) xmin = @g_area_x2+15+text_width if (xmin.nil? || xmin < @g_area_x2+15+text_width ) else image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,0,@g_area_x1-10-text_width,ypos+(@font_size/2),c_text_color,@font_name,value) xmin = @g_area_x1-10-text_width if ( xmin.nil? || xmin > @g_area_x1-10-text_width) end ypos = ypos - @division_height i = i+1 end # Write the Y Axis caption if set */ if (!data_description["axis"].nil? && !data_description["axis"]["y"].nil? ) position = image_ftb_box(@font_size,90,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["y"]) text_height = (position[1]).abs+(position[3]).abs text_top = ((@g_area_y2 - @g_area_y1) / 2) + @g_area_y1 + (text_height/2) if (right_scale ) image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,90,xmin+@font_size,text_top,c_text_color,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["y"]) else image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,90,xmin-@font_size,text_top,c_text_color,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["y"]) end end # Horizontal Axis */ xpos = @g_area_x1 + @g_area_x_offset id = 1 ymax = nil data.each do |key| if ( id % skip_labels == 0 ) self.draw_line((xpos).floor,@g_area_y2,(xpos).floor,@g_area_y2+5,r,g,b) value =key[data_description["position"]] value = "#{value} #{data_description['unit']['x']}" if ( data_description["format"]["x"] == "number" ) value = self.to_time(value) if ( data_description["format"]["x"] == "time" ) value = self.to_date(value) if ( data_description["format"]["x"] == "date" ) value = self.to_metric(value) if ( data_description["format"]["x"] == "metric" ) value = self.to_currency(value) if ( data_description["format"]["x"] == "currency" ) position = image_ftb_box(@font_size,angle,@font_name,value.to_s) text_width = (position[2]).abs+(position[0]).abs text_height = (position[1]).abs+(position[3]).abs if ( angle == 0 ) ypos = @g_area_y2+18 image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,angle,(xpos).floor-(text_width/2).floor,ypos,c_text_color,@font_name,value.to_s) else ypos = @g_area_y2+10+text_height if ( angle <= 90 ) image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,angle,(xpos).floor-text_width+8,ypos,c_text_color,@font_name,value.to_s) else image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,angle,(xpos).floor+text_width+5,ypos,c_text_color,@font_name,value.to_s) end end ymax = ypos if (ymax.nil? ||(!ymax.nil? && ymax < ypos)) end xpos = xpos + @division_width id = id+1 end #loop ended #Write the X Axis caption if set */ if ((!data_description["axis"].nil? && !data_description["axis"]["x"].nil?) ) position = image_ftb_box(@font_size,90,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["x"]) text_width = (position[2]).abs+(position[0]).abs text_left = ((@g_area_x2 - @g_area_x1) / 2) + @g_area_x1 + (text_width/2) image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,0,text_left,ymax+@font_size+5,c_text_color,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["x"].to_s) end end |
#draw_xy_scale(data, data_description, y_serie_name, x_serie_name, r, g, b, with_margin = 0, angle = 0, decimals = 1) ⇒ Object
This function is used by scatter charts. It will compute everything needed to draw the associated line and plot charts. You must specify the name of the two series that will be used as X and Y data. By default this function will compute the min & max values of both series, anyway you can override the automatic scaling by calling first the setFixedScale function.
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# File 'lib/scale.rb', line 279 def draw_xy_scale(data,data_description,y_serie_name,x_serie_name,r,g,b,with_margin=0,angle=0,decimals=1) self.validate_data("draw_xy_scale",data) c_text_color = allocate_color(@picture,r,g,b) self.draw_line(@g_area_x1,@g_area_y1,@g_area_x1,@g_area_y2,r,g,b) self.draw_line(@g_area_x1,@g_area_y2,@g_area_x2,@g_area_y2,r,g,b) # Process Y scale */ if(@vmin.nil? && @vmax.nil?) @vmin = data[0][y_serie_name] @vmax = data[0][y_serie_name] data.each do |key| if !key[y_serie_name].nil? value = key[y_serie_name] if (value.is_a?(Numeric)) @vmax = value if ( @vmax < value) @vmin = value if ( @vmin > value) end end end if(@vmax.is_a?(String)) @vmax = @vmax.gsub(/\.[0-9]+/,'')+1 if (@vmax > @vmax.gsub(/\.[0-9]+/,'') ) end data_range = @vmax - @vmin data_range = 0.1 if (data_range.to_f == 0.0 ) #Compute automatic scaling scale_ok = false factor = 1 min_div_height = 25 max_divs = (@g_area_y2 - @g_area_y1)*1.0 / min_div_height if (@vmin == 0 && @vmax == 0 ) @vmin = 0 @vmax = 2 scale = 1 divisions = 2 elsif (max_divs > 1) while(!scale_ok) scale1 = ( @vmax - @vmin )*1.0 / factor scale2 = ( @vmax - @vmin )*1.0 /factor / 2 scale4 = ( @vmax - @vmin )*1.0 / factor / 4 if ( scale1 > 1 && scale1 <= max_divs && !scale_ok) scale_ok = true divisions = (scale1).floor scale = 1 end if ( scale2 > 1 && scale2 <= max_divs && !scale_ok) scale_ok = true divisions = (scale2).floor scale = 2 end if (!scale_ok) factor = factor * 10.0 if ( scale2 > 1 ) factor = factor / 10.0 if ( scale2 < 1 ) end end if ((((@vmax*1.0 / scale) / factor)).floor != ((@vmax*1.0 / scale) / factor)) grid_id = ( @vmax*1.0 / scale / factor).floor + 1 @vmax = grid_id * scale * factor divisions = divisions+1 end if (((@vmin*1.0 / scale) / factor).floor != ((@vmin*1.0 / scale) / factor)) grid_id = ( @vmin*1.0 / scale / factor).floor @vmin = grid_id * scale * factor*1.0 divisions = divisions+1 end else #/* Can occurs for small graphs */ scale = 1 end divisions = 2 if ( divisions.nil? ) if ( is_real_int((@vmax-@vmin)/(divisions-1))) divisions-=1 elsif ( is_real_int((@vmax-@vmin)/(divisions+1))) divisions+=1 end else divisions = @divisions end @division_count = divisions data_range = @vmax - @vmin data_range = 0.1 if (data_range.to_f == 0.0 ) @division_height = ( @g_area_y2 - @g_area_y1 )*1.0 / divisions @division_ratio = ( @g_area_y2 - @g_area_y1 )*1.0 /data_range ypos = @g_area_y2 xmin = nil i =1 while(i<= divisions+1) self.draw_line(@g_area_x1,ypos,@g_area_x1-5,ypos,r,g,b) value = @vmin*1.0 + (i-1) * (( @vmax - @vmin ) / divisions) value = value.round(decimals) value = value.round if value.floor == value.ceil value = "#{value} #{data_description['unit']['y']}" if ( data_description["format"]["y"]== "number") value = self.to_time(value) if ( data_description["format"]["y"] == "time" ) value = self.to_date(value) if ( data_description["format"]["y"] == "date" ) value = self.to_metric(value) if ( data_description["format"]["Y"] == "metric" ) value = self.to_currency(value) if ( data_description["format"]["Y"] == "currency" ) position = image_ftb_box(@font_size,0,@font_name,value) text_width =position[2]-position[0] image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,0,@g_area_x1-10-text_width,ypos+(@font_size/2),c_text_color,@font_name,value) xmin = @g_area_x1-10-text_width if ( xmin.nil? || xmin > @g_area_x1-10-text_width) ypos = ypos - @division_height i = i+1 end # Process X scale */ if(@v_x_min.nil? && @v_x_max.nil?) @v_x_min =data[0][x_serie_name] @v_x_max =data[0][x_serie_name] data.each do |key| if !key[x_serie_name].nil? value = key[x_serie_name] if (value.is_a?(Numeric)) @v_x_max = value if ( @v_x_max < value) @v_x_min = value if ( @v_x_min > value) end end end if (@v_x_max.is_a?(String)) @v_x_max = @v_x_max.gsub(/\.[0-9]+/,'')+1 if (@v_x_max > @v_x_max.gsub(/\.[0-9]+/,'') ) end data_range = @vmax - @vmin data_range = 0.1 if (data_range.to_f == 0.0 ) # Compute automatic scaling scale_ok = false factor = 1 min_div_width = 25 max_divs = (@g_area_x2 - @g_area_x1) / min_div_width if ( @v_x_min == 0 && @v_x_max == 0 ) @v_x_min = 0 @v_x_max = 2 scale = 1 x_divisions = 2 elsif (max_divs > 1) while(!scale_ok) scale1 = ( @v_x_max - @v_x_min ) / factor scale2 = ( @v_x_max - @v_x_min ) / factor / 2 scale4 = ( @v_x_max - @v_x_min ) / factor / 4 if ( scale1 > 1 && scale1 <= max_divs && !scale_ok) scale_ok = true x_divisions = (scale1).floor scale = 1 end if ( scale2 > 1 && scale2 <= max_divs && !scale_ok) scale_ok = true x_divisions = (scale2).floor scale = 2 end if (!scale_ok) factor = factor * 10 if ( scale2 > 1 ) factor = factor / 10 if ( scale2 < 1 ) end end if ( (@v_x_max*1.0 / scale / factor).floor != @v_x_max / scale / factor) grid_id = ( @v_x_max*1.0 / scale / factor).floor + 1 @v_x_max = grid_id * scale * factor x_divisions+=1 end if ( (@v_x_min*1.0 / scale / factor).floor != @v_x_min / scale / factor) grid_id = ( @v_x_min / scale / factor).floor @v_x_min = grid_id * scale * factor x_divisions+=1 end else #/* Can occurs for small graphs */ scale = 1 end x_divisions = 2 if ( x_divisions.nil? ) if ( is_real_int((@v_x_max-@v_x_min)/(x_divisions-1))) x_divisions-=1 elsif ( is_real_int((@v_x_max-@v_x_min)/(x_divisions+1))) x_divisions+=1 end else x_divisions = @x_divisions end @x_division_count = divisions @data_count = divisions + 2 x_data_range = @v_x_max - @v_x_min x_data_range = 0.1 if ( x_data_range == 0 ) @division_width = ( @g_area_x2 - @g_area_x1 ) / x_divisions @x_division_ratio = ( @g_area_x2.to_f - @g_area_x1.to_f ) / x_data_range.to_f xpos = @g_area_x1 ymax =nil i=1 while(i<= x_divisions+1) self.draw_line(xpos,@g_area_y2,xpos,@g_area_y2+5,r,g,b) value = @v_x_min + (i-1) * (( @v_x_max - @v_x_min ) / x_divisions) value = value.round(decimals) value = value.round if value.floor == value.ceil value = "#{value}#{data_description['unit']['y']}" if ( data_description["format"]["y"] == "number") value = self.to_time(value) if ( data_description["format"]["y"] == "time" ) value = self.to_date(value) if ( data_description["format"]["y"] == "date" ) value = self.to_metric(value) if ( data_description["format"]["Y"] == "metric" ) value = self.to_currency(value) if ( data_description["format"]["Y"] == "currency" ) position = image_ftb_box(@font_size,angle,@font_name,value) text_width =position[2].abs+position[0].abs text_height = position[1].abs+position[3].abs if ( angle == 0 ) ypos = @g_area_y2+18 image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,angle,(xpos).floor-(text_width/2).floor,ypos,c_text_color,@font_name,value) else ypos = @g_area_y2+10+text_height if ( angle <= 90 ) image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,angle,(xpos).floor-text_width+5,ypos,c_text_color,@font_name,value) else image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,angle,(xpos).floor+text_width+5,ypos,c_text_color,@font_name,value) end end ymax = ypos if (ymax.nil? || ymax < ypos) i=i+1 xpos = xpos + @division_width end #Write the Y Axis caption if set if ((!data_description["axis"].nil? && !data_description["axis"]["y"].nil?) ) position = image_ftb_box(@font_size,90,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["y"]) text_height = (position[1]).abs+(position[3]).abs text_top = ((@g_area_y2 - @g_area_y1) / 2) + @g_area_y1 + (text_width/2) image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,90,xmin-@font_size,text_top,c_text_color,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["y"].to_s) end if ((!data_description["axis"].nil? && !data_description["axis"]["x"].nil?) ) position = image_ftb_box(@font_size,90,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["x"]) text_width = (position[2]).abs+(position[0]).abs text_left = ((@g_area_x2 - @g_area_x1) / 2) + @g_area_x1 + (text_width/2) image_ttf_text(@picture,@font_size,0,text_left,ymax+@font_size+5,c_text_color,@font_name,data_description["axis"]["x"].to_s) end end |
#set_fixed_scale(v_min, v_max, divisions = 5, v_x_min = nil, v_x_max = nil, x_divisions = 5) ⇒ Object
Allow you to fix the scale, use this to bypass the automatic scaling You can use this function to skip the automatic scaling. vmin and vmax will be used to render the graph.
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# File 'lib/scale.rb', line 17 def set_fixed_scale(v_min,v_max,divisions=5,v_x_min=nil,v_x_max=nil,x_divisions=5) @vmin = v_min.to_f @vmax = v_max.to_f @divisions = divisions.to_f if (!v_x_min.nil?) @v_x_min = v_x_min.to_f @v_x_max = v_x_max.nil? ? 0.0 : v_x_max.to_f @x_divisions = x_divisions.to_f end end |