<Chart>.SourceCategoryLabel (Function) In french: <Graphe>.SourceEtiquetteCatégorie Defines the source of the category labels.
IF CHART_MyChart.SourceCategoryLabel(grTableColumn, "MyTable.MyColumn") = True THEN Info("The source of the category labels is MyColumn") END
Syntax
<Result> = <Chart control>.SourceCategoryLabel(<Source> [, <Details 1> [... [, <Details N>]]])
<Result>: Boolean - True if the source was defined,
- False otherwise. To get more details on the error, use ErrorInfo.
<Chart control>: Control name Name of the Chart control to be used. <Source>: Integer constant Data source of the chart: | | grCallback | Category labels filled by a WLanguage function/procedure. In this case, <Details 1> corresponds to the name of the WLanguage procedure to call.
The procedure is called for each number. This procedure has the following format:
PROCEDURE MyProcedure(<Chart control>, <Series number>, <Index in series>)
The procedure returns the desired number. To specify the end of the series, the procedure must return False.
| grItem | Category labels filled from an item.
<Details 1> corresponds to the name of the data file (or query), <Details 2> corresponds to the name of the item. The series will browse through the data file and will take all the values of the item.
If one of the values is not a numeric value, a "hole" is created in the series. | grListBox | Category labels filled from a List Box control.
In this case, <Details 1> corresponds to the name of a List Box control. The List Box control is browsed to fill the series. If one of the values is not a numeric value, a "hole" is created in the series. | grProgramming | Category labels populated programmatically.
<Details 1> can correspond to a series of numbers in the same character string, separated by ";". | grTable | Category labels filled from a WLanguage array.
<Details 1> corresponds to the name of the array. <Details 2> can be the index of the column (two-dimensional array) or the name of a member (array of structures). | grTableColumn | Category labels filled from a column of a Table control.
In this case, <Details 1> corresponds to the name of a column found in a Table control. This name must correspond to the full name of the column, enclosed in quotes (for example: "<TableName>.<ColumnName>"). The column is browsed to fill the series. If one of the values is not a numeric value, a "hole" is created in the series. |
<Details 1>: Expected type (optional parameter) First expected parameter, according to the type of the data source. <Details N>: Expected type (optional parameter) Last expected parameter, according to the type of the data source.
Related Examples:
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Training (WINDEV): WD Chart
[ + ] This example presents the different uses of the Chart control. Different types of charts are presented: - Pie - Sunburst - Line - Scatter - Column - Area - etc. The main features presented here are the possibility to customize of charts from the code, as well as to fill the chart from an HFSQL data file, or in the editor.
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