Package org.knowm.xchart

Class CSVExporter

java.lang.Object

org.knowm.xchart.CSVExporter

public class CSVExporter
extends Object

This class is used to export Chart data to a folder containing one or more CSV files. The parent folder's name is the title of the chart. Each series becomes a CSV file in the folder. The series' name becomes the CSV files' name.

Author:

timmolter

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
CSVExporter()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static void	writeCSVColumns(XYChart chart, String path2Dir)	Export all XYChart series as columns in separate CSV files.
static void	writeCSVColumns(XYSeries series, String path2Dir)	Export a Chart series in columns in a CSV file.
static void	writeCSVRows(XYChart chart, String path2Dir)	Export all XYChart series as rows in separate CSV files.
static void	writeCSVRows(XYSeries series, String path2Dir)	Export a XYChart series into rows in a CSV file.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

CSVExporter

public CSVExporter()

Method Detail

writeCSVRows

public static void writeCSVRows(XYChart chart,
                                String path2Dir)

Export all XYChart series as rows in separate CSV files.

Parameters:

chart -

path2Dir -

writeCSVRows

public static void writeCSVRows(XYSeries series,
                                String path2Dir)

Export a XYChart series into rows in a CSV file.

Parameters:

series -

path2Dir - - ex. "./path/to/directory/" *make sure you have the '/' on the end

writeCSVColumns

public static void writeCSVColumns(XYChart chart,
                                   String path2Dir)

Export all XYChart series as columns in separate CSV files.

Parameters:

chart -

path2Dir -

writeCSVColumns

public static void writeCSVColumns(XYSeries series,
                                   String path2Dir)

Export a Chart series in columns in a CSV file.

Parameters:

series -

path2Dir - - ex. "./path/to/directory/" *make sure you have the '/' on the end