Seems as if a glow() command on a pie returns the pie itself, instead of the glow set.
var r = Raphael(10, 10, 640, 480);
var circle=r.circle(40,40,25);
circle.attr({fill:"red"});
circle.hover(circle_in,circle_out)
var cglow=null;
function circle_in(){
if (cglow==null){
cglow=circle.glow();
}
}
function circle_out(){
if (cglow!=null){
cglow.remove();
cglow=null;
}
}
var pie = r.piechart(150, 150, 50, [30, 20, 30, 20]);
pie.hover(pie_in,pie_out);
var pglow=null;
function pie_in(){
if (pglow==null){
pglow=pie.glow();
}
}
function pie_out(){
if (pglow!=null){
pglow.remove();
pglow=null;
}
}
Thus it seems to apply not feasible to apply glow on piecharts at the moment.
Seems as if a glow() command on a pie returns the pie itself, instead of the glow set.
Thus it seems to apply not feasible to apply glow on piecharts at the moment.