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/*!
\example examples/presenterchart
\title PresenterChart Example
\subtitle
The example shows how to create chart which presents the same set of data as line, scatter, spline and area charts.
ChartPresenter will switch between these four chart types every few seconds.
Please note this example does not use common data model. A use of common data model is documented here.[TODO]
\image presenterchart1.png
\image presenterchart2.png
\image presenterchart3.png
\image presenterchart4.png
We create simple ChartView class which derives form QChartView.
\snippet ../examples/presenterchart/chartview.h 1
Class will implement \c handleTimeout() slot which we are going to use to trigger switching between different chart presentations.
We are also going to provide \c handlePoitClicked() slot which will show clicked point on the chart.
Class members \c m_series and \c m_titles are going to store series and related titles. In example we are going to present data as a line chart
using QLineSeries , as scatter chart using QScatterSeries, as a spline chart using QSplineSeries and a area chart using QAreaSeries. We create needed instances in constructor of ChartView class.
We set custom line and points colors.
\snippet ../examples/presenterchart/chartview.cpp 1
We add data to three series. Please note area chart is going to use QLineSeries as the upper line. We can use add() member function. If data set is large,
it is wiser to use shared data model, as described here.[TODO]
\snippet ../examples/presenterchart/chartview.cpp 2
In the end we store references all the created series and matching titles.
\snippet ../examples/presenterchart/chartview.cpp 3
We connect \c clicked() signals from each series with our \c handlePointClciked() slot.
\snippet ../examples/presenterchart/chartview.cpp 4
In \c handleTimeout() slot we change currently displayed chart by removing previous series and adding next series from the \c m_series list. We also set proper title.
\snippet ../examples/presenterchart/chartview.cpp 5
In \c handlePointClciked() slot we set the chart's title to show clicked point x and y coordinates.
\snippet ../examples/presenterchart/chartview.cpp 6
*/