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fix issue #11717 #11844
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fix issue #11717 #11844
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@@ -437,9 +437,12 @@ export default class BarController extends DatasetController { | |||||||
.filter(meta => meta.controller.options.grouped); | ||||||||
const stacked = iScale.options.stacked; | ||||||||
const stacks = []; | ||||||||
const currentParsed = this._cachedMeta.controller.getParsed(dataIndex); | ||||||||
const xStackIndex = currentParsed && currentParsed[iScale.axis]; | ||||||||
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const skipNull = (meta) => { | ||||||||
const parsed = meta.controller.getParsed(dataIndex); | ||||||||
const filtered = meta._parsed.filter(item => item[iScale.axis] === xStackIndex); | ||||||||
const parsed = filtered.length > 0 ? filtered[0] : undefined; | ||||||||
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const val = parsed && parsed[meta.vScale.axis]; | ||||||||
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if (isNullOrUndef(val) || isNaN(val)) { | ||||||||
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I think that
iScaleValue
might be a better name since this is not really the stack index but the value of the index scaleThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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Hi LeeLenaleee, x may not a good name. From the parsed data perspective, it's iScale value. But from the chart perspective, it's represent in which section. The 'RED' or the 'Blue' in the original issue example.
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I would keep the code context here in mind more then how it shows on the chart itself. We read the property of the index scale which can also be the y axis. And internally it is a number and not the string you see at the chart. This conversion happens later.
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Sure, going to update the codes