TimeSeries 2

Qubes 9.0 TimeSeries 2 graphic component.

Properties

Value

(Qubes 10.0)
Returns a String which is an encapsulated array of JSON Object with the data of the last position.
Each JSON contains :

• curveColor: String, color of the curve;
• pointIndex: Integer, index of the value / label starting from 0;
• seriesIndex: Integer, index of the series starting from 0;
• seriesName: String, name of the series;
• xValue: Float or String, x-axis value of the point;
• yValue: Float, y-axis value the point;

Remarks

If the Legend attribute is set to 'auto', you can click on the series' name to individualy hide or display the corresponding curve.
In that case, the position of the legend inside the graph is defined by the cell alignment.

For AxisFormat, AxisYMax, AxisYMin, SeriesAxis, SeriesColors and SeriesNames : if a single value is entered, it will be applied to all of the graph's series.

For AxisFormat, AxisYMax and AxisYMin : to specify different values for the different axis, you will need to provide a list containing a value for each axis (from left to right).

For SeriesAxis and SeriesColors: to specify different values for the different series, you will need to provide a list containing a value for each series.

You can zoom on the graph by simply selecting the area on which you want to zoom. To revert it to its original size, double-click anywhere in the graph.

The date displayed on the x-axis is the user's locale equivalent.

To use Unix Time Stamp with milliseconds (that can be obtained with UnixTimeMsec), your value needs to be decimal where the decimals are the milliseconds of your value. (For example : UnixTimeMsec() which returns 1632150863281 has to be 1632150863.281 for the component).

If the graph is located inside layers whose Visible property is dynamic, it is recommended to set the graph's Enabled to false to avoid undesired behaviour with mouse events.

The only supported fonts currently are : "Arial", "Balto", "Courier New", "Droid Sans", "Droid Serif", "Droid Sans Mono", "Gravitas One", "Old Standard TT", "Open Sans", "Overpass", "PT Sans Narrow", "Raleway", "Times New Roman". Any other font applied to this component will be interpreted as "Times New Roman".

This component does not require Internet access, but does need a browser that supports HTML5 Canvas. In practice, all modern browsers support it, except Internet Explorer 8 and below.

Examples

The following settings were defined to generate the above graph:

• To indicate series' names:

SeriesNames=List('A', 'B', 'C')

• To specify the colors of the three series:

SeriesColors=List('rgb(128,192,255)', 'DarkOrange', '#FF00FF')

• To specify the axis of the three series:

SeriesAxis=List('Left', 'Right', 'Left')

• To define the minimum for the two axis:

AxisYMin=List(0)

• To define the display formats for the axis:

AxisFormat=List('%.2f °C', '%.1f °C')

• To define the display format of the date:

Note that the carriage return is taken into account but only the first of them will be interpretated.

DateFormat=¤hh:nn:ss
           dd mmmm

• To define the x-axis min:

AxisXMin=LocalToUnixTime(Date(2020,01,01)) + 1 // 1577833201 == Wednesday 1 January 2020 00:00:01 UTC

• The component was left to determine the x-axis max:

AxisXMax=auto

• The component was left to use its own integrated legend:

Legend=auto

• The component style wasn't modified:

Style=''

• The series data were then defined:

You can mix date format even if we recommend that you only use one in order to avoid any issue.
Note that the three series' lists of coordinates are separated by a "-".
Also note that there is a break in the second series caused by an empty point (43831.000034722, '').
Lastly, note that, in this case, a single list would have been enough.
Although, each series' point coordinates are provided by separate input data or named ranges.

Data=List(List(1577833200, 10, 1577833201, 13, 1577833202, 8, 1577833203, 11, 1577833204, 15, 1577833205, 18),
       '-', List(43831, 7, 43831.000011574, 9, 43831.000023148, 4, 43831.000034722, '', 43831.000046296, 13, 43831.000057870, 10),
       '-', List('2020-01-01 00:00:00', 15, '2020-01-01 00:00:01', 6, '2020-01-01 00:00:02', 14, 
            '2020-01-01 00:00:03', 10, '2020-01-01 00:00:04', 5, '2020-01-01 00:00:05', 8)
     )

Classification

Graphs and Curves