/** * @class Ext.chart.axis.layout.Continuous * @extends Ext.chart.axis.layout.Layout * * Processor for axis data that can be interpolated. */Ext.define('Ext.chart.axis.layout.Continuous', { extend: 'Ext.chart.axis.layout.Layout', alias: 'axisLayout.continuous', isContinuous: true, config: { adjustMinimumByMajorUnit: false, adjustMaximumByMajorUnit: false }, getCoordFor: function (value, field, idx, items) { return +value; }, /** * @method snapEnds * @inheritdoc */ snapEnds: function (context, min, max, estStepSize) { var segmenter = context.segmenter, axis = this.getAxis(), noAnimation = !axis.spriteAnimationCount, majorTickSteps = axis.getMajorTickSteps(), // if specific number of steps requested and the segmenter supports such segmentation bucket = majorTickSteps && segmenter.exactStep ? segmenter.exactStep(min, (max - min) / majorTickSteps) : segmenter.preferredStep(min, estStepSize), unit = bucket.unit, step = bucket.step, diffSteps = segmenter.diff(min, max, unit), steps = (majorTickSteps || diffSteps) + 1, from; // If 'majorTickSteps' config of the axis is set (is not 0), it means that // we want to split the range at that number of equal intervals (segmenter.exactStep), // and don't care if the resulting ticks are at nice round values or not. // So 'from' (aligned) step is equal to 'min' (unaligned step). // And 'to' is equal to 'max'. // // Another case where this is possible, is when the range between 'min' and // 'max' can be represented by n steps, where n is an integer. // For example, if the data values are [7, 17, 27, 37, 47], the data step is 10 // and, if the calculated tick step (segmenter.preferredStep) is also 10, // there is no need to segmenter.align the 'min' to 0, so that the ticks are at // [0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50], because the data points are already perfectly // spaced, so the ticks can be exactly at the data points without runing the // aesthetics. // // The 'noAnimation' check is required to prevent EXTJS-25413 from happening. // The segmentation described above is ideal for a static chart, but produces // unwanted effects during animation. if (majorTickSteps || (noAnimation && +segmenter.add(min, diffSteps, unit) === max)) { from = min; } else { from = segmenter.align(min, step, unit); } return { // min/max are NOT aligned to step min: segmenter.from(min), max: segmenter.from(max), // from/to are aligned to step from: from, to: segmenter.add(from, steps, unit), step: step, steps: steps, unit: unit, get: function (currentStep) { return segmenter.add(this.from, this.step * currentStep, this.unit); } }; }, snapMinorEnds: function (context) { var majorTicks = context.majorTicks, minorTickSteps = this.getAxis().getMinorTickSteps(), segmenter = context.segmenter, min = majorTicks.min, max = majorTicks.max, from = majorTicks.from, unit = majorTicks.unit, step = majorTicks.step / minorTickSteps, scaledStep = step * unit.scale, fromMargin = from - min, offset = Math.floor(fromMargin / scaledStep), extraSteps = offset + Math.floor((max - majorTicks.to) / scaledStep) + 1, steps = majorTicks.steps * minorTickSteps + extraSteps; return { min: min, max: max, from: min + fromMargin % scaledStep, to: segmenter.add(from, steps * step, unit), step: step, steps: steps, unit: unit, get: function (current) { return (current % minorTickSteps + offset + 1 !== 0) ? // don't render minor tick in major tick position segmenter.add(this.from, this.step * current, unit) : null; } } }});