def __init__(self, orientation: Orientation, stacked: bool = True, index_translator: IndexTranslator = None,
thickness: float = 0.8, start_x: Any = None, end_x: Any = None,
upper_y: float = None, lower_y: float = None, **plot_settings):
Chart.__init__(self, start_x, end_x, upper_y, lower_y)
self.index_translator = index_translator
self._orientation = orientation
self._stacked = stacked
self._thickness = thickness
self._plot_settings = plot_settings
def __init__(self,
orientation: Orientation,
stacked: bool = True,
index_translator: IndexTranslator = None,
thickness: float = 0.8,
start_x: datetime.datetime = None,
end_x: datetime.datetime = None,
upper_y: float = None,
lower_y: float = None,
**plot_settings):
"""
Creates a new bar chart with the specified ``orientation``.
Parameters
----------
orientation
The orientation of the bar chart, either Horizontal or Vertical.
stacked
default: True; if True then bars corresponding to different DataElementDecorators will be stacked.
Otherwise bars will be plotted next to each other.
index_translator:
the mapper of index coordinates (e.g. you may use labels as index in a pandas series and this translator
will ensure that it is plotted correctly)
thickness
how thick should each bar be (expressed in numeric data coordinates system)
start_x
The date where the x-axis should begin.
end_x
The date where the x-axis should end.
upper_y
The upper bound of the y-axis.
lower_y
The lower bound of the y-axis.
plot_settings
Keyword arguments to pass to the ``plot`` function.
"""
Chart.__init__(self, start_x, end_x, upper_y, lower_y)
self.index_translator = index_translator
self._orientation = orientation
self._stacked = stacked
self._thickness = thickness
self._plot_settings = plot_settings