Prevent bezier points from being capped when a data point is off the chart #5937
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| var area = me.chart.chartArea; | ||
| var points = (meta.data || []); | ||
| var lineModel = meta.dataset._model; | ||
| var area = chart.chartArea; |
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I might call this chartArea to be a little clearer. And I think model would probably be fine for the previous variable. But I don't feel strongly about either
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model is used to keep point._model later, so this needs to be a different name.
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I prefer area, which I think is clear enough in that context. I also prefer model but as you said it's already taken.
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This looks good to me though someone more familiar with the bezier stuff should probably take a look as well
| var area = me.chart.chartArea; | ||
| var points = (meta.data || []); | ||
| var lineModel = meta.dataset._model; | ||
| var area = chart.chartArea; |
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I prefer area, which I think is clear enough in that context. I also prefer model but as you said it's already taken.
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#5265 reported that horizontal lines appear in a chart. When I tried to skip the clipping for lines, I noticed that lines drawn off the chart have bezier control points on the y axis, and some lines overflow into the chart area.
This PR fixes this issue by preventing bezier points from being capped when a data point is off the chart.
Version 2.7.3: https://jsfiddle.net/nagix/e40qgfzs/
Master + This PR: https://jsfiddle.net/nagix/h8dp4ft6/
Fixes #5265