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About

I just started this document as a place to record the little things I like to change in any editor... and what I change them to.

Fonts

• Hack

Line Numbering

Yes.

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(function(){
    angular.module('googlechart.smiffy', ['googlechart'])
        .directive('onPage', onPageDirective)
        .directive('onSort', onSortDirective)
        .directive('smiffySelect', smiffySelectDirective)
        .directive('smiffyDeselect', smiffyDeselectDirective);

    /* Example:
        <div google-chart chart="myChart" on-page="myPageHandler(page)"></div>
    */

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/******************
 * Code originally written by Ben Jacobs (benmj)
 * Modified by Weston Siegenthaler (Wsiengenthaler) and Nicholas Bering (Balrog30)
 * Of GitHub Community.
 ******************/

/*global angular: true, google: true, _ : true */

'use strict';

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angular.module('myApp', ['googlechart'])
  .controller('myController', function($scope) {
    var chart1 = {};
    chart1.type = "LineChart";
    chart1.displayed = false;
    chart1.data = {
      "cols": [
        { id: "month",      label: "Month",    type: "string"},
        { id: "laptop-id",  label: "Laptop",   type: "number"},
        { id: "desktop-id", label: "Desktop",  type: "number"},

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angular.module('myApp', ['googlechart'])
  .controller('myController', function($scope) {
    var chart1 = {};
    chart1.type = "AreaChart";
    chart1.displayed = false;
    chart1.data = {
      "cols": [{
        id: "month",
        label: "Month",
        type: "string"

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/*
#########
 Notes:
#########
- $scope.saleschart is the chart object passed to the directive.
- $scope.saleschart.data is and instance of google.visualization.DataTable, giving it access to that class's member functions.
  I also discovered that being an instance of the Chart API class allows access to the functions, but results in and field or
  property being obfuscated.  Calling .toJSON() gives a JSON object of the DataTable, which helps in debugging... but I just
  don't trust any names other than functions.
- $scope.saleschart.view.columns starts as an array like [0,1,2,3,4,5].  Having fewer values than the number of columns would