Type: | Graphs |
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Attributes: | x • y |
See: | datacurve |
The sample tag is used inside a datacurve tag to add an individual point to the curve.
The sample tag has two attributes, x and y, both of which are mandatory. Generally these are numbers, but the x attribute may also be specified as an ISO-8601 or RFC-822 date to plot date values (don't forget to set the xaxis-formatter attribute of the graph to a Date formatter when doing this). See the x attribute page for more information on formats.
Using both a sample with a date and a sample with a number as the x value will generally give incorrect results.
This graph shows two curves, one DATACURVE and one SIMPLECURVE
<linegraph width="300" height="300"> <datacurve name="Actual Measurements" color="red" marker="circle only"> <sample x="10" y="24.5"/> <sample x="11" y="32"/> <sample x="12" y="20.7"/> </datacurve> <simplecurve name="Projected Measurements" method="mypackage.GuessValues" color="blue"/> </linegraph>
This linegraph plots date values.
<linegraph width="300" height="300" xaxis-formatter="date()"> <datacurve name="Plotting dates" marker="circle"> <sample x="2001-10-01" y="1"/> <sample x="2001-10-15" y="2"/> <sample x="2001-10-22" y="3"/> </datacurve> </linegraph>
This linegraph plots dates and times.
<linegraph width="300" height="300" xaxis-formatter="date()"> <datacurve name="Plotting times" marker="circle"> <sample x="2001-10-01 12:00" y="1"/> <sample x="2001-10-01 13:00" y="2"/> <sample x="2001-10-01 14:00" y="3"/> </datacurve> </linegraph>