Return Type

Method

Description

addBarData( name, value )

Add the data of bar graphs to the chart.

addCurveData( name, value )

Add the data of curve graphs to the chart.

addSeriesData( name, value )

Add the data of line graphs to the chart.

moveToY2Scale( name )

Enter the name of graphs to use the right Y-axis.

setBarChartStyle( style )

Set the style of bar graphs.

setBarColor( name, color )

Set the line color of bar graphs.

setBarSpacing( width )

Set the space of bar graphs.

setDataVisible( index, visible )

Reveal or hide the graph.

setLineColor( name, color )

Set the line color of line graphs to the chart.

setLineStyle( name, style )

Set the line style of line graphs to the chart.

setLineWidth( name, width )

Set the line width of line graphs to the chart.

setMarker( name, value, dir )

Set a line form of marker to the Chart.

setMarker( name, index, markerColor, labelColor, textSize, pointSize )

Set a dot form of marker to the chart.

setMarkerStyle( name, fontSize, textColor, lineColor, lineWidth, style )

Set the style of marker to the chart.

setY2Range( min, max, step )

Set the range and space of the right Y-axis to the chart.

setYRange( min, max, step )

Set the range and space of Y-axis to the chart.

Return Type

Method

Description

list[float]

getGraphData( name )

Read the data value of graphs.

loadDataGroup( syear, smonth, sday, shour

               eyear, emonth, eday, ehour )

Print the data of the period between the start date to the end date on the widget.

loadDataThisTime( year, month, day, hour )

Print the data of the entered day on the widget.

replaceText( replacelist )

It is used to change the name of the selected data and print on a graph.

  loadDataThisTime( year:Year , month:Month , day:Day , hour:Hour )

  loadDataThisTime reads the data of the set period and displays on the graph.

  Example)

       d1 = canvas.getObject('dateWidget')   #Obtain the date widget.

       hp1 = canvas.getObject('history')   #Obtain the history data chart widget.

       #Read the selected day, and display on the graph.

       hp1.loadDataThisTime(d1.getYear(),d1.getMonth(),d1.getDay(),0)

  list[float] getGraphData( name:Data name )

  Read the data printed on the graph.

  ㆍ name : Enter the name of graphs set on the history data chart widget.

  Example)

       hp1 = canvas.getObject('hp1')   #Obtain the history data chart widget.

       print hp1.getGraphData('Charge')

  Output)

      (-3.0, -3.100000000000364, -3.0, -3.100000000000364, -3.099999999998545, -2.8000000000010914, -2.600000000000364, -2.599999999998545, -2.600000000000364, -2.899999999999636, -2.7000000000007276, -2.7000000000007276, -2.7999999999992724, -2.899999999999636, -2.8000000000010914, -3.0, -3.0, -2.899999999999636, -2.899999999999636, -3.0, -3.100000000000364, -3.0, -2.899999999999636, -3.100000000000364)

  replaceText( replaceList )

  replaceText is used to change the name of the data set on graphs, and print various data on one graph widget.

  Like the below features, if clicking the [Lighting] button, it calls the corresponding data, and if clicking the [Outlet] button, calls the office data.

  If you want to use replaceText, pre-set the name you want to change using the script as below features. If you set the String to $1,$2 as below, it can call the data by replacing $1,$2 to the desired text.

• The form of replaceName is as follows.

    -> ['Replace text:Current text' ,'Replace text:Current text' ,.....]

  Example)

       g = canvas.getObject('gra')  # Obtain the history data chart widget.

       g.replaceText(['$1:Lighting#1', '$2:Lighting'])  # Replace '$1', '$2' with 'Lighting#1' , 'Lighting' respectively.

  loadDataGroup( syear:Start year, smonth:Start month, sday:Start day, shour:Start hour,

                       eyear:End year, emonth:End month, sday:End day, shour:End hour )

  loadDataGroup reads the data of that period and displays on the history data chart widget as a graph

  Example)

       startDate = canvas.getObject('startDateWidget')   # Obtain the start date.

       endDate = canvas.getObject('endDateWidget')   # Obtain the end date.

       hp1 = canvas.getObject('history')  # Obtain the history data chart widget.

       # Read the selected start date widget and end date widget, and display on the graph.

       hp1.loadDataGroup(startDate.getYear(), startDate.getMonth(), startDate.getDay(), 0, endDate.getYear(), endDate.getMonth(), endDate.getDay(), 0)