def initWidget(widget):
global graphs
graphs[0] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph0")
graphs[1] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph1")
graphs[2] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph2")
graphs[3] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph3")
graphs[4] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph4")
graphs[5] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph5")
graphs[6] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph6")
graphs[7] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph7")
def initWidget(widget):
global graphs
graphs[0] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph0")
graphs[1] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph1")
graphs[2] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph2")
graphs[3] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph3")
graphs[4] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph4")
graphs[5] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph5")
graphs[6] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph6")
graphs[7] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graph7")
def initWidget(widget):
global graphs, labels
graphs[0] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graphLeft")
graphs[1] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graphDown")
graphs[2] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graphFilled")
graphs[3] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graphMin")
labels[0] = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "downValue")
labels[1] = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "leftValue")
labels[2] = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "filledValue")
labels[3] = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "minValue")
# most of these values are already present in the theme
# these are here to show examples of how to work with the
# advanced graphing attributes in python
# set fill color for last two graphs
karamba.setGraphFillColor(widget, graphs[2], 0, 150, 255, 100)
karamba.setGraphFillColor(widget, graphs[3], 0, 150, 255, 100)
# setting shouldFill only available in python but it is not
# needed if the fill color is set. This call allows the fill
# to be easily toggled programmatically.
karamba.setGraphShouldFill(widget, graphs[0], 0)
karamba.setGraphShouldFill(widget, graphs[1], 0)
karamba.setGraphShouldFill(widget, graphs[2], 1)
karamba.setGraphShouldFill(widget, graphs[3], 1)
karamba.setGraphPlot(widget, graphs[0], "up")
karamba.setGraphPlot(widget, graphs[1], "down")
karamba.setGraphPlot(widget, graphs[2], "up")
karamba.setGraphPlot(widget, graphs[3], "up")
karamba.setGraphScroll(widget, graphs[0], "left")
karamba.setGraphScroll(widget, graphs[1], "right")
karamba.setGraphScroll(widget, graphs[2], "right")
karamba.setGraphScroll(widget, graphs[3], "right")
def initWidget(widget):
global graphs, labels
graphs[0] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graphLeft")
graphs[1] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graphDown")
graphs[2] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graphFilled")
graphs[3] = karamba.getThemeGraph(widget, "graphMin")
labels[0] = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "downValue")
labels[1] = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "leftValue")
labels[2] = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "filledValue")
labels[3] = karamba.getThemeText(widget, "minValue")
# most of these values are already present in the theme
# these are here to show examples of how to work with the
# advanced graphing attributes in python
# set fill color for last two graphs
karamba.setGraphFillColor(widget, graphs[2], 0, 150, 255, 100)
karamba.setGraphFillColor(widget, graphs[3], 0, 150, 255, 100)
# setting shouldFill only available in python but it is not
# needed if the fill color is set. This call allows the fill
# to be easily toggled programmatically.
karamba.setGraphShouldFill(widget, graphs[0], 0)
karamba.setGraphShouldFill(widget, graphs[1], 0)
karamba.setGraphShouldFill(widget, graphs[2], 1)
karamba.setGraphShouldFill(widget, graphs[3], 1)
karamba.setGraphPlot(widget, graphs[0], "up")
karamba.setGraphPlot(widget, graphs[1], "down")
karamba.setGraphPlot(widget, graphs[2], "up")
karamba.setGraphPlot(widget, graphs[3], "up")
karamba.setGraphScroll(widget, graphs[0], "left")
karamba.setGraphScroll(widget, graphs[1], "right")
karamba.setGraphScroll(widget, graphs[2], "right")
karamba.setGraphScroll(widget, graphs[3], "right")
