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XPCharting For AS2
A major new release, XPCharting For AS2!
Written in AS2, built using the same architecture that drives our FLEXPCharting, lightweight, smart and feature packed! Buy it today for only $119, including full source code!
Now you can create eye-catching charts in AS2.
Drop one of the XPCharting components on the stage, adjust parameters, add in your data and instantly export your chart.
XPCharting for AS2 has an identical feature set to that of our FLEXPCharting and shares the same API whilst being written in AS2.
It is framework independent, it makes no use of the FMX2004 framework nor does it interfere with it, which allows it to be used standalone or as part of an exisiting application. It is as comfortable in a class based application as it is in a movieclip based architecture.
FLEXPCharting makes it easy to:
Create many types of charts, including bar, stackedBar, line, area, stackedArea, hilo, rsi, ema, stochastic, step, scatter, bubble, pie and doughnut charts.
Create interactive charts using flex applications. Interactive charts detect mouse movement over chart elements and associate that movement with particular actions.
Create dynamic charts using flex applications. Dynamic charts can load data that is not defined when the application is created, and the charts can update the data as it is refreshed.
Automatically label the time and numerical axis, saving tedious editing and positioning of the labels.
Customize the charts, including setting colors, fonts, number formats, currency formats, labels, add crosshairs or use one of the more than 20 built in graphical borders to enhance your charts.
Add Chart Tools to allow users to manipulate your chart at run time. Enable them to draw their own trend lines on chart at run time
Add SubCharts to allow users to view additional anlaysis of the chart data in additional chart placed belwo the main chart area, a common feature of stock charts for example, displaying market volume
DataEffects allow you to add eye catching transitions that are triggered when data changes. XPCharting includes 90 built in data effects.
Color Palettes make it easy to make attractive colorful eye-catching charts. 20 built in palettes are provided including the Halo palette, but it is easy to create your own palette on the fly.
Graphical Borders with 20 built in graphical border backgrounds it is easy to create stunning charts
Sophisticated Date Handling easyily handle discontinous date values without the need for cumbersome disabled dates
Add multiple axes to XPCharting, there is no limit to the number of axes you can add.
FLEXPCharting also makes it easy to create Sparklines
What really stands XPCharting apart from other Flash charting solutions is it is fully programmable and can be integrated directly into your application.
This is no black box solution that can only be configured via changing a few parameters in an XML file but a powerful Class based Charting system, with charts that can be created on the fly and properties that can be accessed from script.
Axis Charts:Axis charts include all charts that contain axes. The data is plotted according to
where it lies along the edges (axes) of the chart. An axis chart contains a horizontal
axis and a vertical axis. The horizontal axis is called the X-axis. The vertical axis is
called the Y-axis. An axis chart can contain two Y-axes.
XPCharting currently has 25 types including the following types of axis charts:
Bar charts
StackedBar charts
Line charts
Area charts
StackedArea charts
HiLo charts
RSI charts
EMA charts
Stochastic charts
Step charts
Scatter charts
Bubble charts
You can build axis charts that contain multiple series (sets of data), such as clustered
bar charts or multiple-line area charts, annotations, and dwell labels.
The rest of this section describes the variations in axis charts.
BarCharts - Bar charts compare one or more sets of values by using rectangles whose lengths
are proportional to the values. You can use vertical or horizontal bars.
Clustered BarCharts - You can cluster bar charts to show multiple series in one chart.
Stacked Bar.Area Charts - You can stack bar and area charts to show multiple series in one chart.
Line/AreaCharts - Line charts and area charts show changes for a specific set of data. These types of charts are often used to show the changes or trends for one or more subjects over a period of time.
Markers/Annotations - You can use markers to show each value on a line chart. XPCharting has 6 built in marker types and it is simple to add your own custom markers. You can annotate all types of axis charts.
Combination charts display the values of more than one series of data using differnet graph types in any axis chart. Line and bar or line and area charts can be mixed together in a single charts
Real time updating - Series data can be updated in real time after the chart is drawn.
Financial charts show values that correspond to the open, high, low, and close values of a given time period. Stock charts use one of the following formats: High-Low-Close,Open-High-Low-Close. Additionally we provide many different types of anlysis charts like RSI, SMA, EMA, Slow and Fast Stochastic, Bollinger Bands, On Balance Volume. FLEXPCharts also support subcharts commonly seen with stock data charting providing anlaysis of the original data below the main chart. You can show RSI, EMA, Stochastic and other types of anlaysis. :
Enhanced Customisation:
Extensive and powerfull customisation options allow you to produce the chart you exactly want:
Color Palettes - Drag and drops restyling of charts!
Text Customisation - Change fonts and colors of all chart elements. Display text rotated, alter lines widths.
Line and Bands - You can add annotated lines or bands to any chart to highlight particular points or areas of a chart such as limits or previous highs or lows
Graphic Borders - Attractive grpahics frames or borders are available by simply drga and dropping from a central library
Pie Charts
XPCharting components supports the following types of pie charts:
Pie charts
Doughnut charts
PieChartXP - A pie chart is a circular graph in which the relative percentages of the values are represented by wedges or slices of the pie.
PieChart Demo
Chart Tools
Chart Tools can be used by users at run time to interact with or manipulate your charts:
This demo shows the use of chart tools capabilites of XPCharting, trend lines can by added and manipulated by the user at run time
Chart Tool Demo
CSV DataProvider
CSV DataProvider - CSVDataProvider makes it simple to display CSV formated stock data. The dataProvider is used to hookup to the chart. The following demo loads CSV data as provided by Yahoo Finance.
DJIA StockChart Demo
Create charts from XML sources
It is simple to create PieCharts from data loaded from an external XML source, this can be a static xml file or a dynamic page(php,asp) that generates xml.
PieChart XML Demo
Advanced Features
This demo shows the advanced capabilites of XPCharting, a HiLo chart loaded from an external CSV file with dynamically added MovingAverge analyses controlled by the user at run time
Advanced Demo
XPCharting has built in internationalization and localization support through the use of Locale classes and resouce bundles. This enables automtaic display of dates in local formats.
i18n Demo
Extensibility
Using an AS2 class based approach XPCharting provides a simple API to allow new chart types to be created and added to the core intrinsic chart types.
What will you get
You will get a component set that is not only an efficient, easy to use and well guided tool for developers and designers but a money and time saving product as well.
Compatible with Flash MX 2004 and Flash MX 2004 Professional
Extensive UserGuide plus Reference Panel help
Full source code
Demo FLA-files included
Free upgrades
Free e-mail support
Free Mailing List for tips and advice
Money back garauntee:
If XPCharting does not do what we says it can do, or if it is unable function with your application and we are unable to rectify the issue with a reasonable time frame we will provide a full refund.
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