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3.9 Displaying Connecting Lines
The last feature that we'll add to our chart directive is a set of lines connecting each of our datapoints. While there's a lot more that we could do with our directives, this is a great place to stop. Feel free to try adding some other features of your own if you want to practice.
1.Getting Started1 lesson, 02:03
1 lesson, 02:03
1.1Introduction02:03
1.1
Introduction
02:03
2.Directive Basics6 lessons, 26:35
6 lessons, 26:35
2.1Heading Directive Markup01:40
2.1
Heading Directive Markup
01:40
2.2The Template03:45
2.2
The Template
03:45
2.3Restricting Directive Usage03:43
2.3
Restricting Directive Usage
03:43
2.4Directive Scope, Part 105:25
2.4
Directive Scope, Part 1
05:25
2.5Directive Scope, Part 208:08
2.5
Directive Scope, Part 2
08:08
2.6Transclusion03:54
2.6
Transclusion
03:54
3.Building a Chart Directive9 lessons, 50:18
9 lessons, 50:18
3.1The Chart Markup01:39
3.1
The Chart Markup
01:39
3.2The Chart Directive03:52
3.2
The Chart Directive
03:52
3.3Link and Controller Functions09:37
3.3
Link and Controller Functions
09:37
3.4Getting the Y-Coordinate08:16
3.4
Getting the Y-Coordinate
08:16
3.5Getting the X-Coordinate05:27
3.5
Getting the X-Coordinate
05:27
3.6Displaying Axes03:58
3.6
Displaying Axes
03:58
3.7Displaying Data Ticks05:56
3.7
Displaying Data Ticks
05:56
3.8Displaying Interval Ticks07:19
3.8
Displaying Interval Ticks
07:19
3.9Displaying Connecting Lines04:14
3.9
Displaying Connecting Lines
04:14
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:30
1 lesson, 00:30
4.1Conclusion00:30
4.1
Conclusion
00:30
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