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Pie Chart Test

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WWillimnot
Last edited Jun 19, 2023
Created on Mar 31, 2022

This interactive pie chart demonstrates how SVG paths can draw and manipulate arc sectors in real time. The page renders a single pie chart using a custom web component (`vc-piechart`) built on the native SVG API, with controls to add, remove, and adjust each sector’s color, stroke, start angle, arc length, inner/outer radius, and x/y offsets. Separate panels allow creating linear gradients and editing their stop colors, offsets, and coordinate vectors. The visualization relies on JavaScript classes (`vcSector`, `vcGradient`, `vcSvgManager`) and DOM manipulation to update the rendered paths dynamically.

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An example including some commonly used features of SVG.

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