## Table of content

- Curves parameters
- Data parameters
- Chart parameters
- Axis parameters

In this section will be used notation curve[n].param_name which signifies what chart contain several objects (curves). In practice will be used notations curve1.param_name, curve2.param_name, etc.

## Curves parameters

curve[n].data | Set data source for curve
curve[n].xcol | Set column number for X coordinates. The columns are numbered from 1
curve[n].ycol | Set column number for Y coordinates. The columns are numbered from 1
curve[n].color | Set curve color (for example "#1CE81C", "#0BA", "rgb(180, 64, 180)", "black")
curve[n].style | Set curve style by name or number. List of the styles is being given in the curve.style parameter section
curve[n].hide | Hide curve
curve[n].title | Set curve title

## Data parameters

curve[n].data | Set data source for curve
curve[n].data.colsep | Set regular expression or string which is used for separate data columns
curve[n].data.skiprows | Allow to skip specified number first lines in the data
curve[n].data.formatcol[m] | Set calendar data format for column number m

## Chart parameters

width | Set chart width
height | Set chart height
tooltip | Turn on the tooltip with point data
legend | Turn on the legend

## Axis parameters

x.min y.min | Set min value for axis X / Y
x.max y.max | Set max value for axis X / Y
x.type y.type | If this value equals "datetime", on axis will be shown calendar data (turn on calendar axis type)
x.title y.title | Set title for X / Y axis
x.tickstep y.tickstep | Set interval besides ticks (grid step) for axis X / Y. Does not work for calendar data type