Core Plot (iOS and tvOS)
Cocoa plotting framework for macOS, iOS, and tvOS
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Pie chart properties that can be animated using Core Animation. More...
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CGFloat | CPTPieChart::pieRadius |
The radius of the overall pie chart. Defaults to 80% of the initial frame size. More... | |
CGFloat | CPTPieChart::pieInnerRadius |
The inner radius of the pie chart, used to create a “donut hole”. Defaults to 0. More... | |
CGFloat | CPTPieChart::startAngle |
The starting angle for the first slice in radians. Defaults to π/2 . More... | |
CGFloat | CPTPieChart::endAngle |
The ending angle for the last slice in radians. If NaN , the ending angle is the same as the start angle, i.e., the pie slices fill the whole circle. Defaults to NaN . More... | |
CGPoint | CPTPieChart::centerAnchor |
The position of the center of the pie chart with the x and y coordinates given as a fraction of the width and height, respectively. Defaults to (0.5 , 0.5 ). More... | |
CPTPieDirection | CPTPieChart::sliceDirection |
Determines whether the pie slices are drawn in a clockwise or counter-clockwise direction from the starting point. Defaults to clockwise. More... | |
Pie chart properties that can be animated using Core Animation.
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The position of the center of the pie chart with the x and y coordinates given as a fraction of the width and height, respectively. Defaults to (0.5
, 0.5
).
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The ending angle for the last slice in radians. If NaN
, the ending angle is the same as the start angle, i.e., the pie slices fill the whole circle. Defaults to NaN
.
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The inner radius of the pie chart, used to create a “donut hole”. Defaults to 0.
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The radius of the overall pie chart. Defaults to 80%
of the initial frame size.
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Determines whether the pie slices are drawn in a clockwise or counter-clockwise direction from the starting point. Defaults to clockwise.
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The starting angle for the first slice in radians. Defaults to π/2
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