Hey again!

I've made a small update to the project, to auto-guess all column-types 
(now with date, datetime and timeofday). I think (and hope) that code 
should catch any case... I would be glad if anyone could have a quick 
look at those 10 lines though:

- http://code.google.com/p/gvis/source/browse/trunk/lib/gvis.js#103
- http://code.google.com/p/gvis/


VizGuy wrote:
> First - very nice!
> I will look deeper later, but first two quick comments:
> 1. We will look into the colors of the geomap. We try to standardize 
> options wherever possible.

That would be great!

> 2. As for the option to setRows in a single line, this is also 
> something we noticed and we are on it, so expect a somewhat similar 
> function in a near release of the api too.

That would be very nice too. It's fairly easy and helpful. don't repeat 
yourself! :-)


Wish you all nice holidays!
- Chris

>
> Will look more later for details.
>
> Thanks,
> VizGuy
>
>
>
> On Mon, Dec 22, 2008 at 2:02 AM, Chris Hager <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>
>     Hey guys!
>
>     I have played around with the visualization api and wrote a little
>     library for simplification of primarily the data input to the
>     different
>     chart types. I guess most people have written something like this for
>     their own projects, but why re-invent the wheel :-)
>
>     I'm really looking for feedback because this was just a weekend
>     project
>     and I have no idea if it is useful or not. I would apprecciate any
>     feedback a lot! The project home is here:
>
>     - http://code.google.com/p/gvis
>
>     I've also tried to make a few nice demos and came up with an
>     interactive
>     one. It has a color picker and autocomplete for the country 
> selection,
>     and outputs html-code for the current parameter and data settings.
>
>     - http://gvis.linuxuser.at/index.html
>
>     One odd thing I've noticed is the inconsitency of the colors
>     parameter.
>     Geomap uses a format like 0xABCABC, all other charts use #ABCABC. 
> Also
>     the documentation is a bit scattered -- with the gallery as a central
>     point... Anyway, cool API and fun to play with!
>
>     Best from Vienna,
>     - Chris
>
>
>
>
>
>
> >



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