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Mouse Actions

Though mouse actions (click, move on) on the graph, you can call self written functions. This chapter explains how to define those actions.

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savePng

Description: if you set the option savePng to true, the functions that help to save the graph into a png file are activated.

Graph type: all

Value: true or false

Default value: false

Sample: savePng : true

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savePngBackgroundColor

Description: Unless the user has defined a background color for the canvas, there is no background color for the graph. With option savePngBackgroundColor you can define a background color for the saved graph.

Graph type: all

Value: any valid color

Default value: “white”

Sample: savePngBackgroundColor : “yellow”

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savePngFunction

Description: the graph will be saved when the user perform a specific action on the graph. Specify the action with option savePngFunction

Graph type: all

Value: any valid mouse movement (see chapter about mouse movement)

Default value: "mousedown right"

Sample:

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savePngOutput

Description: When the user perform the action for saving the graph, different effect are possible :

  •     The graph can be displayed in a new window and from there, you can save it.
  •     The graph can be displayed in the current window and from there, you can save it;
  •     The graph can be immediately saved to a png file.

Remark : None of those three effect is running correctly on all browsers; The “NewWindow” is the less bad solution…

Graph type: all

Value: "NewWindow", "CurrentWindow", "Save"

Default value: “NewWindow”

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savePngName

Description: If you use savePngOutput: "Save" you can also specify a file name.

Graph type: all

Value: any string (without ".png")

Default value: "canvas"

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