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1. data PlotFillBetween x y

   Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.FillBetween

   Value specifying a plot filling the area between two sets of Y coordinates, given common X coordinates.

2. PlotFillBetween :: String -> FillStyle -> Maybe LineStyle -> [(x, (y, y))] -> PlotFillBetween x y

   Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.FillBetween

   No documentation available.

3. data PlotHidden x y

   Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.Hidden

   Value defining some hidden x and y values. The values are not displayed, but they still affect axis scaling.

4. PlotHidden :: [x] -> [y] -> PlotHidden x y

   Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.Hidden

   No documentation available.

5. data PlotHist x y

   Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.Histogram

   No documentation available.

6. PlotHist :: String -> Int -> [x] -> Bool -> Maybe (x, x) -> Bool -> FillStyle -> LineStyle -> (Double -> Int -> y) -> PlotHist x y

   Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.Histogram

   No documentation available.

7. data PlotLines x y

   Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.Lines

   Value defining a series of (possibly disjointed) lines, and a style in which to render them.

8. PlotLines :: String -> LineStyle -> [[(x, y)]] -> [[(Limit x, Limit y)]] -> PlotLines x y

   Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.Lines

   No documentation available.

9. module Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.Pie

   A basic pie chart. Pie charts are handled different to other plots, in that they have their own layout, and can't be composed with other plots. A pie chart is rendered with code in the following form:

   values :: [PieItem]
   values = [...]
   layout :: PieLayout
   layout = pie_plot ^: pie_data ^= values
   $ def
   renderable = toRenderable layout
   

10. data PieChart

    Chart	Graphics.Rendering.Chart.Plot.Pie

    No documentation available.

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