Hi Kun,

5.6M data values is a lot to render, and even if you give each data value a
single pixel, it will be difficult to do a fair job representing all of
it.  So I would suggest you might want to sample or summarize your data
before sending it out from the server.  Then, if more detail is desired,
allow the user to select a range to drill down into, fetch more data for
the smaller range, and repeat.

However, you might be seeing delays in merely sending all the data to the
browser.  But ignoring that, there are still several places within the code
that will synchronously loop through all that data before giving control to
the next process (via the allowAsync option).   Allowing more asynchrony in
the code will require a substantial refactoring that we are not likely to
get to soon.

I hope this helps you find a way to visualize your data efficiently and
effectively.

On Thu, Apr 11, 2019 at 3:08 AM Kun Li <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi experts,
>
> I am struggling with a bars chart's screen freezing issue.
> I have 5.6M data to render. And I put on my Options like below,
> let options = {
>                 seriesType: "bars",
>                 fontSize: 10,
>                 lineWidth: 3,
>                 allowAsync: true,
>                 animation:
>                 {
>                     startup: true
>                 },
>                 bar:
>                 {
>                     groupWidth: "100%"
>                 },
>                 hAxis: {
>                     title: "",
>                     baselineColor: "white",
>                     slantedText: true,
>                     slantedTextAngle: 90,
>                     viewWindow:
>                     {
>                         min: 0
>                     }
>                 }
>             };
>
> And then I call, the draw() method would lock whole screen for 6-7 seconds
> while I could not do anything but freeze there.
>
>             this.wrapper.setOptions(options);
>
>             this.wrapper.draw();
>
> this.wrapper is the object of google.visualization.ChartWrapper.  Does
> anyone know how to cope with this?? Thanks so much in advance.
>
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