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Pulls out a section (or all sections) in a chart. This function can be used on Pie charts, on Donut charts and on Semi-circular charts. Example of pulled-out section in a chart: Remark: Each part of the graph can be eccentric independently of the others.
// Pull out the second section by 10 pixels in "MyChart" // (Chart created through programming) grPiePullOut("MyChart", 2, 10)
// Pull out the third section by 20 pixels in "CHART_MyChart" grPiePullOut(CHART_MyChart, 3, 20)
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grPiePullOut(<Chart name> , <Section subscript> , <Offset>)
<Chart name>: Control name or character string Name of the chart to be used. This name corresponds to:- the name of the chart defined programmatically with grCreate.
- the name of the Chart control in the window, page or report editor.
<Section subscript>: Integer Index of section to pull out. <Offset>: Integer Offset of specified section (in pixels). <Chart name>: Control name or character string Name of the chart to be used. This name corresponds to:- the name of the chart defined programmatically with grCreate.
- the name of the Chart control in the window, page or report editor.
<Offset>: Integer Offset of different sections (in pixels). Observaciones - Pulling out a chart section has no effect on the charts other than the Pie charts, the Donut charts and the Semi-circular charts.
Semi-circular charts are not available. - Any changes made with grPiePullOut will take effect the next time grDraw is called.
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