So, I'm working on bringing all the charting stuff up to speed so that
we can finally get that checked in appropriately, and I have a bunch of
instances of applyConstraint() that need to be changed. So what I did
was, I took the functions and made methods out of them, but I'm not sure
exactly what to feed into applyConstraintMethod() to get it to work the
same way. For instance, part of my code block looks like:
if(this.charttype == "bar"){
if(this.drawaxis == 'x'){
var f = function(ignore=null){
this.setAttribute("x", this.barlink.x + (this.barlink.width / 2) -
(this.width / 2)); }
var d = [this.barlink, "x"];
this.applyConstraint("x", f, d);
var ff = function(ignore=null){
this.setAttribute("y", this.barlink.y -
this.height - 4);
}
var dd = [this.barlink, "y"];
this.applyConstraint("y", ff, dd);
if(this.fadein == true){
this.fader.doStart();
}
}
So what I did was, I made methods for these:
<method name="constrainBarDrawXX" args="ignore=null">
this.setAttribute('x', this.barlink.x + (this.barlink.width /
2) - (this.width / 2));
</method>
<method name="constrainBarDrawXY" args="ignore=null">
this.setAttribute('y', this.barlink.y - this.height - 4);
</method>
...and changed the script to:
if(this.charttype == "bar"){
if(this.drawaxis == 'x'){
this.applyConstraintMethod("constrainBarDrawXX",
[this.barlink, x, this, x]);
this.applyConstraintMethod("constrainBarDrawXY",
[this.barlink, y, this, y]);
if(this.fadein == true){
this.fader.doStart();
}
However, the labels now don't exhibit the same behavior as when they
were using applyConstraint(). What am I doing wrong?
Thanks!
Josh
