pie Class Reference

Public Member Functions
	pie ()
	set_colours ($colours)
	colours ($colours)
	set_alpha ($alpha)
	alpha ($alpha)
	set_values ($v)
	values ($v)
	set_animate ($bool)
	add_animation ($animation)
	set_start_angle ($angle)
	start_angle ($angle)
	set_tooltip ($tip)
	tooltip ($tip)
	set_gradient_fill ()
	gradient_fill ()
	set_label_colour ($label_colour)
	label_colour ($label_colour)
	set_no_labels ()
	on_click ($event)
	radius ($radius)

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Detailed Description

Make a pie chart and fill it with pie slices

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Member Function Documentation

add_animation

(

$

animation

)

An object that inherits from base_pie_animation

alpha

(

$

alpha

)

sugar wrapped set_alpha

colours

(

$

colours

)

Sugar wrapped around set_colours

gradient_fill

(

)

label_colour

(

$

label_colour

)

on_click

(

$

event

)

pie

(

)

radius

(

$

radius

)

Fix the radius of the pie chart. Take a look at the magic variable radius# for helping figure out what radius to set it to.

Parameters:

$radius

as number

set_alpha

(

$

alpha

)

Parameters:

$alpha

as float (0-1) 0.75 = 3/4 visible

set_animate

(

$

bool

)

HACK to keep old code working.

set_colours

(

$

colours

)

set_gradient_fill

(

)

set_label_colour

(

$

label_colour

)

By default each label is the same colour as the slice, but you can ovveride that behaviour using this method.

Parameters:

$label_colour

as string HEX colour;

set_no_labels

(

)

Turn off the labels

set_start_angle

(

$

angle

)

Parameters:

$angle

as real number

set_tooltip

(

$

tip

)

Parameters:

$tip

as string. The tooltip text. May contain magic varibles

set_values

(

$

v

)

Parameters:

$v

as array containing one of null real or integer number a pie_value object

start_angle

(

$

angle

)

sugar for set_start_angle

tooltip

(

$

tip

)

sugar for set_tooltip

values

(

$

v

)

sugar for set_values

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• php-ofc-library/trunk/ofc_pie.php