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/*!
\example examples/customchart
\title Custom chart example
\subtitle
This example shows how to customize the appearance of the different elements on a chart.
\image examples_customchart.png
We begin by creating a simple line series and a chart object.
\snippet ../examples/customchart/main.cpp 1
Let the customization begin. First we customize the series and the chart's title and background.
\snippet ../examples/customchart/main.cpp 2
Then we customize the axes.
\snippet ../examples/customchart/main.cpp 3
And the axis label values and ranges. Once the axes are ready we set them to be used by the chart.
\snippet ../examples/customchart/main.cpp 4
Finally we create a view containing the chart.
\snippet ../examples/customchart/main.cpp 5
Now we are ready to show the chart on a main window.
\snippet ../examples/customchart/main.cpp 6
*/