Base.pm
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1 )
Nutze GD::SVG (SVG output)


2)
Hi,
    I am using the x y plot feature on this and have already modified it a bit 
for my use but I need a feature in the base to limit what is shown on the chart based 
on the x value, 
just like the min_val variable does for the y limit. 
Any easy way to do this? Thanks!

3)
     1 - Selectable point symbols for Points - LinesPoints  
         'circle', 'donut', 'triangle', 'upsidedownTriangle', 'square', 
         'hollowSquare', 'fatPlus'
         (filled circle, open circle, filled diamond, open diamond, etc)

     Points.pm:
     New option (default): brushStyle => 'FilledCircle'
     #brushStyle => 'fatPlus'
     #brushStyle => OpenCircle
     #brushStyle => FilledDiamond
     #brushStyle => OpenDiamond
     #brushStyle => Star;
     #brushStyle => FilledRectangle;  # not programmed yet
     #brushStyle => OpenRectangle;  # not programmed yet
     #brushStyle => Cross;  # not programmed yet
     #
     # geaendert: _prepare_brush: offset! angefuegt
     # Fehler!
     # vgl. Base.pm pointStyle: Was ist damit?

     LinesPoints.pm:
     New option (default): brushStyle => 'FilledCircle'
     brushStyle => OpenCircle
     brushStyle => FilledDiamond
     brushStyle => OpenDiamond
     #brushStyle => FilledStar; # not programmed yet
     #brushStyle => OpenStar;   # not programmed yet
     
     2 - Data labels for Points, LinesPoints, Bar, StackedBars
     3 - Composite chart - when combining LinePoints and Mountain the use of
         min_val results in this error "Use of uninitialized value in
         multiplication (*) at C:/Perl/site/lib/Chart/Base.pm line 2041"
     4 - Composite chart - support up to 3 chart types - 
         for example: Mountain, StackedBars, LinesPoints

4)It would be useful to add additional information to a chart (for example
a summary)

I've attached a diff that shows what to change...

Then you can do

  $chart->set( additionals => ['one row', 'a second row'] );


5) Add getopts()
   Add dumpGetOpts()



Pie.pm:
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1) It not possible to remove the title without removing the space occupied by the 
   title element 
   (I mean it would be nice to reduce/remove all the border element on the left, 
    on the right and on the bottom)


2) It not possible to set the
    'grey_background' => 'false',
    'colors' => {
                   'misc' => 'white',
                   'background' => 'white',

without loosing all the pie colours. The image appear completely blank

3) It is not possible to set up the ray of the Pie




Composite.pm
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1)
Additionally it turned out for me to be much more convenient to limit 
the y-ticks to just one side, since they are equal for both graphs. 
Since there was no option-switch to apply this setting 
I would like to suggest adding the common 'y_axes' key in _draw_y_ticks(). 
Since the old behavior should be kept a new default 'both' is needed 
which can easily be applied in a wrapping new() function.

Please find my suggestions attached in diff-ub patch format. 
Feel free to incorporate them in a(ny) new release of the Chart::Composite module.

An example output with my modified Chart::Lines/Composite Modules can be 
shown at
http://www.zweiernet.ch/wetter . As you can see It shows also the 
endmost data value as an
over_popup based on the imagemap_data.

Peter
<pss-at-zweiernet.ch>




