Small code for PieChart...but !

Tuesday Jun 30, 2009

As already discussed, JavaFX 1.2 provide API set for Charts and Graphs. Though I decided to put my hand dirty in writing one 3D piechart from my own. With mine, you will get additional feature of explode in and out feature :). Well, action can be written with the existing chart API and I guess explode feature will also come soon.

Making 3D Pie chart is nothing but layering of 2D Pie Chart and here goes a small code :

Slice.fx

package piechart3d;

import java.lang.Math;
import javafx.animation.Interpolator;
import javafx.animation.KeyFrame;
import javafx.animation.Timeline;
import javafx.scene.CustomNode;
import javafx.scene.Group;
import javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent;
import javafx.scene.Node;
import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
import javafx.scene.paint.LinearGradient;
import javafx.scene.paint.Stop;
import javafx.scene.shape.Arc;
import javafx.scene.shape.ArcType;

/**
 * @author Vaibhav Choudhary
 */

public class Slice extends CustomNode {

    public var color: Color;
    public var sAngle: Number = 0.0;
    public var len: Number = 0.0;
    public var xt = 0.0;
    public var yt = 0.0;


    function explodout():Boolean {
        var t = Timeline {

            repeatCount: 1
            keyFrames: [
                KeyFrame {
                    time: 0.25s
                    canSkip: true
                    values: [
                        xt =>
                        30 * Math.cos(2  *  Math.PI  *  (sAngle  +  len  /  2)  /  360) tween Interpolator.EASEBOTH,
                        yt =>
                        -30 * Math.sin(2  *  Math.PI  *  (sAngle  +  len  /  2)  /  360) tween Interpolator.EASEBOTH

                    ]
                }
            ]
        }
        t.play();
        return true
    }
    function explodein():Boolean {
        var t1 = Timeline {
            repeatCount: 1
            keyFrames: [
                KeyFrame {
                    time: 0.25s
                    canSkip: true
                    values: [
                        xt => 0,
                        yt => 0
                    ]
                }
            ]
        }
        t1.play();
        return true
    }

    public override function create(): Node {
        return Group {
            blocksMouse: true
            translateX: bind xt
            translateY: bind yt
            onMouseClicked: function( e: MouseEvent ):Void {
                if(xt == 0 and yt == 0) {
                    explodout();
                }
                            else
                explodein();
            }
            content: for(num in [0..25]) {[
                    Arc {
 
                        stroke: color
                        cache: true
                        fill: color
                        translateX: 0
                        translateY: (num + 1) * 1
                        centerX: 250
                        centerY: 250
                        radiusX: 150
                        radiusY: 60
                        startAngle: bind sAngle
                        length: bind len
                        type: ArcType.ROUND
                    }
                    Arc {
                        cache: true
 
                        fill: LinearGradient {
                            startX: 0.3
                            startY: 0.3
                            endX: 1.0
                            endY: 1.0
                            stops: [
                                Stop {
                                    color: color
                                    offset: 0.0
                                },
                                Stop {
                                    color: Color.WHITE
                                    offset: 1.0
                                },

                            ]
                        }
 
                        centerX: 250
                        centerY: 250
                        radiusX: 150
                        radiusY: 60
                        startAngle: bind sAngle
                        length: bind len
                        type: ArcType.ROUND
                    },
                ]
            }

        };
    }
}

package piechart3d;


import javafx.scene.paint.Color;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.stage.Stage;

/**
 * @author Vaibhav Choudhary
 */

var slice1: Slice = Slice{color: Color.YELLOWGREEN, sAngle:0, len: 45};
var slice2: Slice = Slice{color: Color.BLUEVIOLET, sAngle:45, len: 80 };
var slice3: Slice = Slice{color: Color.PALETURQUOISE, sAngle:125, len: 80 };
var slice4: Slice = Slice{color: Color.DARKORANGE, sAngle:205, len: 100 };
var slice5: Slice = Slice{color: Color.FIREBRICK, sAngle:305, len: 55};


Stage {
    title: "Pie Chart - 3D"
    width: 550
    height: 580
    scene: Scene {
        fill: Color.WHITE
        content:[
           slice2, slice1,slice5,slice3,slice4
        ]
     }
    }

Anything here can be made generic to any extend. There is a for loop of 0..25 in Slice.fx which speaks about the thickness of chart :) and some mathematics in timeline speaks about explode feature.

Now if you compare this with PieChart that comes in API, you will see this has some jerky corners + Color combination is not as soluble. How that has been made is secret :).

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Posted at 09:46PM Jun 30, 2009 by vaibhavc in JavaFX
Tags: api code example javafx sample