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Pie is not taking all space if total point value is not 100


yogesh

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I am using Pie chart and setting values for it. I am adding point value as 2, 3, 12, and 5. Pie is rendered but it is assuming total count = 100, and not showing proper round pie. Is there any property available to set total count = 22 instead of 100.

Here is the code:

projectedRunoutPieChart = new cfx.Chart();
var td;
td = new cfx.TitleDockable();
td.setText("Projected Runout");
td.setDock(cfx.DockArea.Bottom);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getTitles().add(td);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getLegendBox().setVisible(false);
projectedRunoutPieChart.setGallery(cfx.Gallery.Pie);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getAllSeries().getPointLabels().setVisible(true);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getView3D().setEnabled(true);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getAllSeries().getPointLabels().setFormat("%T Site(s)");
var myPie;
myPie = (projectedRunoutPieChart.getGalleryAttributes());
myPie.setExplodingMode(cfx.ExplodingMode.All);
myPie.setSliceSeparation(20);
myPie.setMaximumLabelMargin(1);
var data = projectedRunoutPieChart.getData();
data.setSeries(1);
data.setPoints(4);
var series = projectedRunoutPieChart.getSeries().getItem(0);
series.setGallery(cfx.Gallery.Pie);
series.setVolume(100);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getPoints().getItem(0, 0).setColor("#2EFE2E");
projectedRunoutPieChart.getData().setItem(0, 0, 2);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getPoints().getItem(0, 1).setColor("#F00D0D");
projectedRunoutPieChart.getData().setItem(0, 1, 3);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getPoints().getItem(0, 2).setColor("#F6FE0C");
projectedRunoutPieChart.getData().setItem(0, 2, 12);
projectedRunoutPieChart.getPoints().getItem(0, 3).setColor("#DFDFD9");
projectedRunoutPieChart.getData().setItem(0, 3, 5);
var divHolder = document.getElementById('projectedRunoutPiePanel');
if (divHolder) {
    projectedRunoutPieChart.create(divHolder);

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From google's web site



long: JavaScript has no 64-bit integral type, so long needs special consideration. Prior to GWT 1.5, the long type was was simply mapped to the integral range of a 64-bit JavaScript floating-point value, giving long variables an actual range less than the full 64 bits. As of GWT 1.5, long primitives are emulated as a pair of 32-bit integers, and work reliably over the entire 64-bit range. Overflow is emulated to match the expected behavior. There are a couple of caveats. Heavy use of long operations will have a performance impact due to the underlying emulation. Additionally, long primitives cannot be used in JSNI code because they are not a native JavaScript numeric type.

I will check if we can support gwt long values, in the meantime you will have to use either parseInt or parseFloat depending on the type of your data values.

JuanC

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