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Charts display tooltips that can be customised using properties files for some charts.
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}