Module chart 

The stylesheet half of a chart: a run of magnitudes against one axis, drawn as bars.

The markup is drawn by the quasi hosts (quasi-webview for this renderer), which own the vocabulary member. This module owns the classes that markup carries and the rules that draw them, so the generated stylesheet and the emitted markup cannot disagree about a name.

meter’s neighbour and its opposite in one respect: a meter draws one proportion, and a chart draws a series whose markup computes nothing. Both numbers reach the markup as they were given, and the division happens in CSS.

Why the arithmetic is in the stylesheet

quasi-declare derives a compiled template by rendering a screen with stand-in values and keeping the bytes that no request reaches; a number the description HANDS a renderer is found in that render and becomes a hole, and a number the renderer WORKS OUT from two of them is printed as its arithmetic, leaves no stand-in to find, and is baked into the template as a constant. quasi_router::stage::number_at says so in as many words.

So --value and --most reach the markup as themselves, and chart_rules divides them where a browser can. Both ride in VARS_ATTR rather than in style, so a page whose policy refuses style attributes still draws its bars.

Constants

CHART_CLASSES

Every class a chart’s markup can carry.

Functions

rules

The rules, for the stylesheet builder.