[flexcoders] hitTestObject on ChartElements

2006-08-10 Thread Brendan Meutzner



Hey,I'm trying to write an annotationLayer for Charts in which I can run a hitTestObject call for the individual chart elements... eg. Columns, data points, etc...I've been digging through the docs, and tracing out the generated objects, but haven't had any luck finding a way to access the DisplayObject instances that make up the Chart.
I'm sure it's staring me straight in the face... any help?Thanks,Brendan

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Re: [flexcoders] hitTestObject on ChartElements

2006-08-10 Thread Paul BH



I'm doing similar digging at the moment- what are you trying to find? so a rollover event on a chart (or mouseup or whatever) sends a ChartItemEventthat has a hitData property (also hitSet which is an array of hitDatas)
when you're at hitData you can get everything you need from there on in...hthPBHOn 8/10/06, Brendan Meutzner 
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Hey,I'm trying to write an annotationLayer for Charts in which I can run a hitTestObject call for the individual chart elements... eg. Columns, data points, etc...I've been digging through the docs, and tracing out the generated objects, but haven't had any luck finding a way to access the DisplayObject instances that make up the Chart.
I'm sure it's staring me straight in the face... any help?Thanks,Brendan

  















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Re: [flexcoders] hitTestObject on ChartElements

2006-08-10 Thread Brendan Meutzner



Hey Paul,I needed to gather the elements without the benefit of the HitData object, but managed to find them going through the chart.series property and calling a getChildAt for each index of the dataProvider...
Thanks,BrendanOn 8/10/06, Paul BH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:













  



I'm doing similar digging at the moment- what are you trying to find? so a rollover event on a chart (or mouseup or whatever) sends a ChartItemEventthat has a hitData property (also hitSet which is an array of hitDatas)
when you're at hitData you can get everything you need from there on in...hthPBHOn 8/10/06, 
Brendan Meutzner 
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Hey,I'm trying to write an annotationLayer for Charts in which I can run a hitTestObject call for the individual chart elements... eg. Columns, data points, etc...I've been digging through the docs, and tracing out the generated objects, but haven't had any luck finding a way to access the DisplayObject instances that make up the Chart.
I'm sure it's staring me straight in the face... any help?Thanks,Brendan

  















  















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