Questions? Email us: sales@haneng.com   New Chart Type Names In HanengCharts 3.0 the chart types have been renamed to better describe each chart type. The old names will still be recognized except for two: the old "Bar" chart must now be named as "HorizontalBar" chart and "Pie" that now must be named as "3DPie". Below is a complete list: New Name: Old Name: Is Multi Chart: ? View: Pie 2DPie no View 3DPie Pie no View Donut -new- no View Bar Bar2 no View HorizontalBar Bar no View LayeredBar -new- yes View GroupedBar GroupedBar yes View 3DBar Bar no View 3DLayeredBar Multi3DBar yes View 3DGroupedBar -new- yes View Line Line no View MultiLine MultiLine yes View Area FilledLine no View LayeredArea MultiFilledLine yes View 3DArea -new- no View 3DLayeredArea -new- yes View Scatter Scatter yes View XYScatter -new- yes View Bubble -new- yes View Radar -new- yes View BarsAndLines -new- yes View Candle -new- yes View CandleWithVolumes -new- yes View Stock -new- yes View StockWithVolumes -new- yes View Naming Conventions: We have tried to use a few naming rules to make the new names easier to remember: 2D or 3D? With the new names all charts are 2D unless the chart names starts with 3D. E.g. "3DBar" chart and "3DLayeredBar" chart. Layered? The "layered" keyword replaces the word "multi" in some new chart names. When a chart name contains the keyword "layered" it means that the different data sets is stacked on top of each other. For an example see the LayeredBar Chart. Is Multi Chart? A multi chart is a chart that accepts multiple data sets and you must use "Value_y_x" instead of "Value_x" to send values into the chart. For an example look at the difference in the source code for the Bar Chart (not multi) and the LayeredBar Chart (multi). Back >>