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Add possibility to set reverse values to axes...
Add possibility to set reverse values to axes Added support for reverse axis. This works with line, spline, scatter and area series with cartesian chart. QBarCategoryAxis is not supported, nor different bar series. Change-Id: I60f21372ea9cee7b49918d7d99de24671bdc42c3 Reviewed-by: Miikka Heikkinen <miikka.heikkinen@theqtcompany.com>

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import QtQuick 2.0
import QtTest 1.0
import QtCharts 2.0
Rectangle {
width: 400
height: 300
TestCase {
id: tc1
name: "tst_qml-qtquicktest ValueAxis"
when: windowShown
// test functions are run in alphabetical order, the name has 'a' so that it
// will be the first function to execute.
function test_a_properties() {
// Default properties
verify(axisX.min < 0, "AxisX min");
verify(axisX.max > 0, "AxisX max");
verify(axisY.min < 0, "AxisY min");
verify(axisY.max > 0, "AxisY max");
verify(axisX.tickCount == 5, "AxisX tick count");
verify(axisY.tickCount == 5, "AxisY tick count");
verify(axisX.labelFormat == "", "label format");
verify(axisX.reverse == false, "AxisX reverse");
verify(axisY.reverse == false, "AxisY reverse");
// Modify properties
axisX.tickCount = 3;
verify(axisX.tickCount == 3, "set tick count");
axisX.reverse = true;
verify(axisX.reverse == true, "AxisX reverse");
axisX.reverse = false;
verify(axisX.reverse == false, "AxisX reverse");
}
function test_functions() {
// Set the axis ranges to not "nice" ones...
var min = 0.032456456;
var max = 10.67845634;
axisX.min = min;
axisX.max = max;
axisY.min = min;
axisY.max = max;
// ...And then apply nice numbers and verify the range was changed
axisX.applyNiceNumbers();
axisY.applyNiceNumbers();
verify(axisX.min != min);
verify(axisX.max != max);
verify(axisY.min != min);
verify(axisY.max != max);
}
function test_signals() {
minChangedSpy.clear();
maxChangedSpy.clear();
reverseChangedSpy.clear();
axisX.min = 2;
compare(minChangedSpy.count, 1, "onMinChanged");
compare(maxChangedSpy.count, 0, "onMaxChanged");
axisX.max = 8;
compare(minChangedSpy.count, 1, "onMinChanged");
compare(maxChangedSpy.count, 1, "onMaxChanged");
axisX.reverse = true;
compare(reverseChangedSpy.count, 1, "onReverseChanged");
// restore original values
axisX.min = 0;
axisX.max = 10;
axisX.reverse = false;
compare(minChangedSpy.count, 2, "onMinChanged");
compare(maxChangedSpy.count, 2, "onMaxChanged");
compare(reverseChangedSpy.count, 2, "onReverseChanged");
}
}
ChartView {
id: chartView
anchors.fill: parent
LineSeries {
id: lineSeries1
axisX: ValueAxis {
id: axisX
}
axisY: ValueAxis {
id: axisY
}
XYPoint { x: -1; y: -1 }
XYPoint { x: 0; y: 0 }
XYPoint { x: 5; y: 5 }
}
SignalSpy {
id: minChangedSpy
target: axisX
signalName: "minChanged"
}
SignalSpy {
id: maxChangedSpy
target: axisX
signalName: "maxChanged"
}
SignalSpy {
id: reverseChangedSpy
target: axisX
signalName: "reverseChanged"
}
}
}