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</span> * @class Ext.chart.axis.Category
* @extends Ext.chart.axis.Axis
*
* A type of axis that displays items in categories. This axis is generally used to
* display categorical information like names of items, month names, quarters, etc.
- * but no quantitative values. For that other type of information <em>Number</em>
+ * but no quantitative values. For that other type of information `Number`
* axis are more suitable.
*
* As with other axis you can set the position of the axis and its title. For example:
*
- * {@img Ext.chart.axis.Category/Ext.chart.axis.Category.png Ext.chart.axis.Category chart axis}
- *
+ * @example
* var store = Ext.create('Ext.data.JsonStore', {
* fields: ['name', 'data1', 'data2', 'data3', 'data4', 'data5'],
* data: [
* {'name':'metric two', 'data1':7, 'data2':8, 'data3':16, 'data4':10, 'data5':3},
* {'name':'metric three', 'data1':5, 'data2':2, 'data3':14, 'data4':12, 'data5':7},
* {'name':'metric four', 'data1':2, 'data2':14, 'data3':6, 'data4':1, 'data5':23},
- * {'name':'metric five', 'data1':27, 'data2':38, 'data3':36, 'data4':13, 'data5':33}
+ * {'name':'metric five', 'data1':27, 'data2':38, 'data3':36, 'data4':13, 'data5':33}
* ]
* });
- *
+ *
* Ext.create('Ext.chart.Chart', {
* renderTo: Ext.getBody(),
* width: 500,
* });
*
* In this example with set the category axis to the bottom of the surface, bound the axis to
- * the <em>name</em> property and set as title <em>Month of the Year</em>.
+ * the `name` property and set as title _Month of the Year_.
*/
-
Ext.define('Ext.chart.axis.Category', {
/* Begin Definitions */
/* End Definitions */
-<span id='Ext-chart.axis.Category-property-categoryNames'> /**
+<span id='Ext-chart-axis-Category-property-categoryNames'> /**
</span> * A list of category names to display along this axis.
- *
- * @property categoryNames
- * @type Array
+ * @property {String} categoryNames
*/
categoryNames: null,
-<span id='Ext-chart.axis.Category-property-calculateCategoryCount'> /**
+<span id='Ext-chart-axis-Category-property-calculateCategoryCount'> /**
</span> * Indicates whether or not to calculate the number of categories (ticks and
* labels) when there is not enough room to display all labels on the axis.
* If set to true, the axis will determine the number of categories to plot.
};
}
});
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