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improvements in execution time, colorbar ok, more work to do on axes,
improvements in execution time, colorbar ok, more work to do on axes,

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import QtQuick 2.0
import QtTest 1.0
import QtCharts 1.4
Rectangle {
width: 400
height: 300
TestCase {
id: tc1
name: "tst_qml-qtquicktest ValueAxis 1.4"
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");
// Modify properties
axisX.tickCount = 3;
verify(axisX.tickCount == 3, "set tick count");
}
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();
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");
// restore original values
axisX.min = 0;
axisX.max = 10;
compare(minChangedSpy.count, 2, "onMinChanged");
compare(maxChangedSpy.count, 2, "onMaxChanged");
}
}
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"
}
}
}