With stacked bar charts, intervals (error bars etc.) are often drawn under other bars.
The interactive chart shows the intervals above the bars as expected. (The highest error bar is clipped, but that is covered in #12)
However, when the chart is rendered to an Image, the intervals on a bar (let's say Bar A) will be covered up by another bar (Bar B) if Bar B is given after Bar A.
The root of this problems seems to be with using the getImageURI() function in Google's API to render the chart to an image. The HTML/JS code at the bottom reproduces the Pyret code, with the same problem.
With stacked bar charts, intervals (error bars etc.) are often drawn under other bars.
The interactive chart shows the intervals above the bars as expected. (The highest error bar is clipped, but that is covered in #12)
However, when the chart is rendered to an
Image
, the intervals on a bar (let's say Bar A) will be covered up by another bar (Bar B) if Bar B is given after Bar A.The root of this problems seems to be with using the
getImageURI()
function in Google's API to render the chart to an image. The HTML/JS code at the bottom reproduces the Pyret code, with the same problem.Code for the examples: