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In this section will be used notation curve[n].param_name which signifies what chart contain several objects (curves). In practice will be used notations curve1.param_name, curve2.param_name, etc.


Curves parameters


curve[n].data Set data source for curve
curve[n].xcol Set column number for X coordinates. The columns are numbered from 1
curve[n].ycol Set column number for Y coordinates. The columns are numbered from 1
curve[n].color Set curve color (for example "#1CE81C", "#0BA", "rgb(180, 64, 180)", "black")
curve[n].style Set curve style by name or number. List of the styles is being given in the curve.style parameter section
curve[n].hide Hide curve
curve[n].title Set curve title


Data parameters


curve[n].data Set data source for curve
curve[n].data.colsep Set regular expression or string which is used for separate data columns
curve[n].data.skiprows Allow to skip specified number first lines in the data
curve[n].data.formatcol[m] Set calendar data format for column number m


Chart parameters


width Set chart width
height Set chart height
tooltip Turn on the tooltip with point data
legend Turn on the legend


Axis parameters


x.min
y.min
Set min value for axis X / Y
x.max
y.max
Set max value for axis X / Y
x.type
y.type
If this value equals "datetime", on axis will be shown calendar data (turn on calendar axis type)
x.title
y.title
Set title for X / Y axis
x.tickstep
y.tickstep
Set interval besides ticks (grid step) for axis X / Y. Does not work for calendar data type