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Python to generate nice looking SVG graph
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Misc
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pretty_print
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You can enable pretty print if you want to edit the source by hand (look at this frame source):
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.. pygal-code::
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chart = pygal.Bar(pretty_print=True)
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chart.add('values', [3, 10, 7, 2, 9, 7])
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disable_xml_declaration
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When you want to embed directly your SVG in your html,
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this option disables the xml prolog in the output.
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Since no encoding is declared, the result will be in unicode instead of bytes.
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no_prefix
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Normally pygal set an unique id to the chart and use it to style each chart to avoid collisions when svg are directly embedded in html. This can be a problem if you use external styling overriding the prefixed css. You can set this to True in order to prevent that behaviour.
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strict
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------
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This activates strict value mode which disable some data adapting and filters.
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This will make a logarithmic chart crash on negative values for example.
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