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Type:
Bug
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: 3.2
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Component/s: None
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Labels:None
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Environment:IF 3.x
Description
If there is no explicit default configuration series for the Chart, the default chart type is inferred from the type of the first data series and rendered by creating a new config series instance of that type and using it as an implied default config.
However, this code attempted to access the series superclass (as is required when declaring these instances using shorthand, because shorthand creates class nested subclasses when used), and when not using shorthand this would access the abstract ChartSeries class which cannot be instantiated, causing an error.
However, this code attempted to access the series superclass (as is required when declaring these instances using shorthand, because shorthand creates class nested subclasses when used), and when not using shorthand this would access the abstract ChartSeries class which cannot be instantiated, causing an error.
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Revision #30399
Committed by nils.lundquist
Moments ago
ICE-8441 - ChartSeries subclasses correctly referenced during default type interpretation. ChartSeries itself had been referenced as a product of a fix required for referencing of the ChartSeries subclasses when the init shorthand is used.
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Nils Lundquist
added a comment - Revision #30399
Committed by nils.lundquist
Moments ago
ICE-8441 - ChartSeries subclasses correctly referenced during default type interpretation. ChartSeries itself had been referenced as a product of a fix required for referencing of the ChartSeries subclasses when the init shorthand is used.
A sample of the shorthand in question is:
List<ChartSeries> series = new ArrayList() {{
add(new CartesianSeries() {{
....
}});
}}