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Charts display tooltips that can be customised using properties files for some charts (since 13-A).
If you are not familiar with how Squore uses properties files, refer to the section called “Descriptions” for more details.
The available parameters for the tooltips are:
p0: The value on the y-axis of the chart
p1: The value on the x-axis of the chart
p2: The current value, displayed as specified in the chart definiton (as a percentage or not)
p3: The percentage for the current value in the current bar (for bar charts)
p4: The current value, displayed in its alternate display method (i.e.: a percentage if p2 was specified to be displayed as a regular number, or a regular number if p2 was specified to be displayed as a percentage)
The default tooltip definition looks like this for most charts:
C.<CHART_ID>.TOOLTIP=({0}, {1}) = {2} ({4})The charts that support tooltip customisation and their default tooltip values are as follows:
Simple Bar {2} ({4})
Optimised Bar {2} ({4})
Stacked Bar Chart ({0}, {1}) = {2} ({4})
Temporal Optimised Stacked Bar Chart ({0}, {1}) = {2} ({4})
Simple Temporal Evolution Stacked Bar Chart ({0}, {1}) = {2} ({4})
In order to specify extra parameters for a chart, add a parameters
with an attribute describing what each parameter is, for example:
<chart> <parameters p5="MEASURE.SLOC" p6="MEASURE.LC"/> (...) </chart>
You can also override these parameters for each measure on an Optimised Bar chart by redefining each parameter as part of the measure
:
<chart type="OptimizedBar> <measure color="0,81,0" label="A" p5="MEASURE.CLOC">A_FILE</measure> <measure color="3,127,3" label="B" p5="INDICATOR.LEVEL">B_FILE</measure> </chart>
In both cases, your tooltip definition can be for example:
C.<CHART_ID>.TOOLTIP=({0}, {1}) = {2} ({4}) - with my extra param={5}