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<?php /** @file * This file is part of Google Chart PHP library. * * Copyright (c) 2010 Rémi Lanvin <remi@cloudconnected.fr> * * Licensed under the MIT license. * * For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE file. */ /** * A Marker. * * This in an abstract class that is used by all the Markers type. * * Marker implementation in Google Chart API is quite complex. There are many types * of markers (value, line, shape, candlestick and range) and each has a * different set of parameter and a slightly different logic. So each type has * its own class, that extends GoogleChartMarker. * * To display a marker, you need to set a data serie using setData() function. * A data serie is a GoogleChartData object. It contains points used by the * marker. You can provides an existing data serie (i.e. a data serie that has been * or will be added to the chart with GoogleChart::addData()) or a new data serie. * In this case, the data serie will be hidden. Please refer to Google Chart API * documentation about compound chart for further information. */ abstract class GoogleChartMarker { /** * @var GoogleChartData Will hold the data serie. */ protected $data = null; /** * @name Common parameters to every markers */ //@{ /** * @var string Color of the marker */ protected $color = '4D89F9'; /** * @var float Z-order of the marker */ protected $z_order = null; //@} /** * Set the color of the marker. * * @param $color (string) */ public function setColor($color) { $this->color = $color; return $this; } /** * Return the color. * * @return string */ public function getColor() { return $this->color; } public function setZOrder($z_order) { if ( $z_order < -1 || $z_order > 1 ) throw new InvalidArgumentException('Invalid Z-order (must be between -1.0 and 1.0)'); $this->z_order = $z_order; return $this; } public function getZOrder($z_order) { return $this->z_order; } public function setData(GoogleChartData $data) { $this->data = $data; return $this; } public function getData() { return $this->data; } abstract public function compute($index, $chart_type = null); }