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•  package scalax

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  root

•  package chart

  This package contains a library for creating and working with charts.

  This package contains a library for creating and working with charts. It wraps JFreeChart, much like scala.swing does with the original javax.swing package.

  Getting Started

  There is an all you can eat import providing all the high-level functionality of this library:

  import scalax.chart.api._
  
  val data = for (i <- 1 to 5) yield (i,i)
  val chart = XYLineChart(data)
  chart.saveAsPNG("/tmp/chart.png")

  All of the functionality of the api object is also contained by module.Charting, which you can either import or use as a mixin:

  object MyChartApp extends App with scalax.chart.module.Charting {
    val data = for (i <- 1 to 5) yield (i,i)
    val chart = XYLineChart(data)
    chart.saveAsPNG("/tmp/chart.png")
  }

  The module package provides a la carte imports, which you can import or mix in for only parts of the API. To find out more about the modules in detail, have a look at the documentation of the module.Charting module. From there on you can discover the modules one by one.

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  scalax

•  package event

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  chart

•  package exporting

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  chart

•  package module

  This package provides a la carte imports.

  This package provides a la carte imports. It is organized into modules following the Scala's Selfless Trait Pattern. Some of these modules depend on each other. In this case, there is often a short documentation in the higher-level module and links to the lower-level modules. Have a look for yourself and start at the highest-level all you can eat module Charting.

  Definition Classes

  chart

• Axis
• CategoryChart
• Chart
• ChartCompanion
• DocMacros
• MultiplePieChart
• PieChart
• RingChart
• SpiderWebChart
• XYChart
• api

scalax.chart

PieChart 

Companion object PieChart