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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions d4.js
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/*
* The stacked column chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. The stacked column has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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'use strict';
/*
* The stacked row chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* row expects continious scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* row expects continuous scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `y` axis. The stacked row has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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* if you have used think-cell.
*
* The waterfall chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. This will render the waterfall chart vertically. However,
* if you swap the scale types then the waterfall will render horizontally.
*
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions d4.min.js
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*/
d4.chart("scatterPlot",function(b){var c=b||{};return d4.baseChart(d4.extend({builder:a,config:{axes:{x:{scale:"linear"},z:{scale:"linear"}}}},c)).mixin([{name:"circles",feature:d4.features.circleSeries,overrides:e},{name:"circleLabels",feature:d4.features.stackedLabels,overrides:d},{name:"xAxis",feature:d4.features.xAxis},{name:"yAxis",feature:d4.features.yAxis}])})}.call(this),function(){"use strict";/*
* The stacked column chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. The stacked column has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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*/
d4.chart("stackedColumn",function(a){var b=a||{},c=function(){var a=function(a){var b=[];return a.map(function(a){a.values.map(function(a){b.push(a)})}),b},b=function(a){return d3.nest().key(function(a){return a[this.x.$key]}.bind(this)).rollup(function(a){var b=d3.sum(a,function(a){return a[this.valueKey]}.bind(this)),c=d3.sum(a,function(a){return Math.max(0,a[this.valueKey])}.bind(this));return{text:b,size:c}}.bind(this)).entries(a)},c=function(c){return b.bind(this)(a(c)).map(function(a){var b={};return b[this.x.$key]=a.key,b.size=a.values.size,b[this.valueKey]=a.values.text,b}.bind(this))};return{accessors:{beforeRender:function(a){return c.bind(this)(a)},y:function(a,b){var c=this[a],d=5;return c(b.size)-d}}}};return d4.baseChart(b).mixin([{name:"bars",feature:d4.features.rectSeries},{name:"barLabels",feature:d4.features.stackedLabels},{name:"connectors",feature:d4.features.stackedColumnConnectors},{name:"columnTotals",feature:d4.features.columnLabels,overrides:c},{name:"xAxis",feature:d4.features.xAxis},{name:"yAxis",feature:d4.features.yAxis}])})}.call(this),function(){"use strict";/*
* The stacked row chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* row expects continious scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* row expects continuous scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `y` axis. The stacked row has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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* if you have used think-cell.
*
* The waterfall chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. This will render the waterfall chart vertically. However,
* if you swap the scale types then the waterfall will render horizontally.
*
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* @param {string} string represnting a dimension e.g. `x`,`y`.
* @return {Object} Chart scale object
*/
d4.builder("ordinalScaleForNestedData",function(c,d,e){var f,g=a(d,c[e].$key);f=c[e+"RoundBands"]?c[e+"RoundBands"]:c[e].$roundBands?c[e].$roundBands:.3,c[e+"RoundBands"]=f;var h=c[e];return h.domain.$dirty||h.domain(g),h.rangeRoundBands.$dirty||h.rangePoints.$dirty||h.rangeBands.$dirty||h.rangeRoundBands(b(c,e),f),h})}.call(this);
d4.builder("ordinalScaleForNestedData",function(c,d,e){var f,g=a(d,c[e].$key);f=c[e+"RoundBands"]?c[e+"RoundBands"]:c[e].$roundBands?c[e].$roundBands:.3,c[e+"RoundBands"]=f;var h=c[e];return h.domain.$dirty||h.domain(g),h.rangeRoundBands.$dirty||h.rangePoints.$dirty||h.rangeBands.$dirty||h.rangeRoundBands(b(c,e),f),h})}.call(this);
8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/d4-doc.md
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[Ⓣ][52]

The stacked column chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
the `x` axis. The stacked column has the following default features:

##### Features
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[Ⓣ][54]

The stacked row chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
row expects continious scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
row expects continuous scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
the `y` axis. The stacked row has the following default features:

##### Features
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if you have used think-cell.

The waterfall chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
the `x` axis. This will render the waterfall chart vertically. However,
if you swap the scale types then the waterfall will render horizontally.

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[106]: https://github.com/mbostock/d3/wiki/SVG-Axes#tickValues
[107]: https://github.com/mbostock/d3/wiki/SVG-Axes#ticks
[108]: https://github.com/mbostock/d3/wiki/Arrays#-nest
[109]: https://github.com/mbostock/d3/wiki/Stack-Layout
[109]: https://github.com/mbostock/d3/wiki/Stack-Layout
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/charts/stacked-column.js
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/*
* The stacked column chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. The stacked column has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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'use strict';
/*
* The stacked row chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* row expects continious scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* row expects continuous scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `y` axis. The stacked row has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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* if you have used think-cell.
*
* The waterfall chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. This will render the waterfall chart vertically. However,
* if you swap the scale types then the waterfall will render horizontally.
*
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6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions test/lib/d4.js
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/*
* The stacked column chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. The stacked column has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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'use strict';
/*
* The stacked row chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* row expects continious scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* row expects continuous scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `y` axis. The stacked row has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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* if you have used think-cell.
*
* The waterfall chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. This will render the waterfall chart vertically. However,
* if you swap the scale types then the waterfall will render horizontally.
*
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/*
* The stacked column chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. The stacked column has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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'use strict';
/*
* The stacked row chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* row expects continious scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* row expects continuous scale for the `x` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `y` axis. The stacked row has the following default features:
*
*##### Features
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* if you have used think-cell.
*
* The waterfall chart has two axes (`x` and `y`). By default the stacked
* column expects continious scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* column expects continuous scale for the `y` axis and a discrete scale for
* the `x` axis. This will render the waterfall chart vertically. However,
* if you swap the scale types then the waterfall will render horizontally.
*
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