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…ctive dots Recharts' axis tooltip and Plotly's hovermode="x unified": with mode="x" the pointer only has to be inside the plot, its horizontal position snaps to the nearest x value, and every series' point at that x is listed at once while the vertical position is ignored. The plot divides into full-height bands whose boundaries fall halfway between adjacent points; a cursor line marks the snapped x; each series shows an active dot; the tooltip follows the pointer. mode="y" mirrors it along the y axis. The default, mode="nearest", is unchanged and ships nothing new on the wire. Client: `_hover` routes to `_hoverBand` when the mode is set. `_bandHits` snaps every eligible series (point and line marks with retained CPU columns; density tiers, bars, rectangles, ribbons, funnels, heatmaps and segments keep their own hover geometry, legend-hidden series are out, polar falls back to nearest) to its nearest point along the band axis via the new `_nearestCpuIndexAlong` (which `_nearestCpuIndex` now delegates to), takes the candidate closest to the pointer as the band, and admits every series whose snapped point projects to the same coordinate within 0.5 CSS px. The band tooltip renders a title for the coordinate (or the authored template) and one row per series with the name painted in the series colour, honoring fields/format; it follows the pointer rather than anchoring, and a new `tooltip_cursor` DOM slot draws the line across the plot, reprojected on every draw. Active dots draw from the CPU columns through a scratch VAO rather than each trace's vertex buffer (a smoothed or stepped line's vertex index is not its data index), in the series colour. `xy:hover` carries one `points[]` entry per series; one exact pick per series goes to the kernel and each reply replaces its own row, matched by seq ahead of the single-pick sequence check. Fixed on the way: the existing nearest-mode hover highlight dot had stopped rendering. The full point program multiplies fill alpha by the per-item `a_style.x` factor; the regular scatter draw moved to the simpler point program that never sets that constant attribute, so `_drawHoverPoint` inherited its default of 0. It now sets every constant attribute and stroke uniform the program reads, and a probe pins the highlight paint landing on the presented canvas. Spec: interaction.md §7.3 (new) and the §3 xy:hover row; the slot joins styling.md, chrome-slots.md and the regenerated capability matrix (48 -> 49 slots; counts updated in export.md and the dossier); a live capture under spec/assets. Docs gain a "Shared Tooltip Along an Axis" section with a demo. Tests: wire option (opt-in only, validation, dataclass positional order, re-validation of a mutated node), browser probes for the x band (far-above selection, same-band re-placement without new picks, midpoint boundary in both directions, outside-plot hide, legend-hidden exclusion, cursor geometry, series-coloured labels and active dots measured on the presented canvas, one pick per series, xy:hover points), the y band, the unchanged default, the restored nearest-mode highlight, and byte-identical static exports.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds ChangesShared-axis tooltip modes
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Pointer->>ChartView: hover at plot coordinate
ChartView->>ChartView: _hoverBand selects and groups series hits
ChartView->>TooltipRenderer: render band rows and position cursor
ChartView->>Kernel: request per-series picks
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In `@docs/components/tooltips.md`:
- Line 205: Update the documentation sentence describing mode="y" to state that
it selects along the Cartesian y axis generally, while optionally mentioning
horizontal layouts as one use case; do not imply that support is limited to
horizontal layouts.
In `@docs/styling/chrome-slots.md`:
- Line 41: Update the tooltip_cursor row in the slot description to name both
xy.tooltip(mode="x") and xy.tooltip(mode="y") modes, describing the
corresponding vertical and horizontal cursor lines and aligning with the
existing API documentation.
In `@js/src/50_chartview.ts`:
- Around line 6913-6916: Reset _bandDotVao, _bandDotBufX, and _bandDotBufY
alongside the other per-context caches in the webglcontextrestored handler and
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| position is ignored. The plot divides into full-height bands with boundaries | ||
| halfway between adjacent points, a cursor line marks the selected x, each series | ||
| shows an active dot, and the tooltip follows the pointer. `mode="y"` does the | ||
| same along the y axis for horizontal layouts. The default, `mode="nearest"`, |
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Describe mode="y" as a Cartesian y-axis mode.
Line 205 states that mode="y" is for horizontal layouts. The interaction specification and the scatter-chart regression test support y-axis bands on Cartesian charts generally. This wording makes supported scatter and line-chart use cases appear unsupported.
Change this to state that mode="y" selects along the y axis. You can list horizontal layouts as one use case.
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In `@docs/components/tooltips.md` at line 205, Update the documentation sentence
describing mode="y" to state that it selects along the Cartesian y axis
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| | `tooltip_row` | One tooltip field row | | ||
| | `tooltip_label` | One tooltip field label | | ||
| | `tooltip_value` | One formatted tooltip value | | ||
| | `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x")`) | |
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Name both band modes in the slot description.
The slot also serves xy.tooltip(mode="y"), where the cursor is a horizontal line. spec/api/styling.md Line 719 already spells both modes. Align this row with it.
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-| `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x")`) |
+| `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x")` or `mode="y"`) |📝 Committable suggestion
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| | `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x")`) | | |
| | `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x")` or `mode="y"`) | |
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In `@docs/styling/chrome-slots.md` at line 41, Update the tooltip_cursor row in
the slot description to name both xy.tooltip(mode="x") and xy.tooltip(mode="y")
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<file name="docs/styling/chrome-slots.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/styling/chrome-slots.md:41">
P3: The `tooltip_cursor` slot is created for both shared-axis modes, but this row only mentions `mode="x"`. The JS (`_positionTooltipCursor` in `js/src/52_tooltip.ts`) draws the cursor for `dim === "x"` and `dim === "y"`, and `spec/api/styling.md` documents it as `mode="x"|"y"`. Match the spec so the row doesn't imply the slot is mode-x only.</violation>
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<file name="js/src/52_tooltip.ts">
<violation number="1" location="js/src/52_tooltip.ts:721">
P2: A mismatched band pick reply can replace the wrong series row because `_applyBandPickResult` never checks the requested trace/index before assigning `rows[slot]`. Verify the reply matches `_hoverTargets[slot]` before applying it.</violation>
</file>
<file name="docs/components/tooltips.md">
<violation number="1" location="docs/components/tooltips.md:205">
P3: The phrase "for horizontal layouts" after `mode="y"` is inconsistent with both the `xy.tooltip` docstring and the sibling §7.3 spec in this PR, which describe `mode="y"` as simply "does the same along the y axis" with no layout restriction, and the code (`_tooltip_mode`) imposes no layout gate. Either drop the qualifier or clarify what layout condition it refers to, so readers don't assume `mode="y"` is unavailable in the default Cartesian layout.</violation>
</file>
<file name="js/src/54_kernel.ts">
<violation number="1" location="js/src/54_kernel.ts:853">
P2: When a band pick reply arrives after its trace is removed or with `row: null`, this branch bypasses the normal miss handling. `_applyBandPickResult` returns without hiding the tooltip, leaving stale band rows and the cursor visible. Validate the reply before routing it, then hide and clear the band on a miss.
(Based on your team's feedback about dropped trace pick replies.) .</violation>
</file>
<file name="js/src/50_chartview.ts">
<violation number="1" location="js/src/50_chartview.ts:6824">
P2: For size-encoded series, every shared-axis active dot uses row 0's size regardless of the selected point. Preserve the selected CPU index separately for size lookup while continuing to draw the scratch buffer at vertex index 0.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="js/src/50_chartview.ts:6913">
P1: Clear `_bandDotVao`, `_bandDotBufX`, and `_bandDotBufY` when rebuilding or destroying the WebGL context. Otherwise restored contexts reuse invalid VAO/buffer handles and destroyed views retain these GPU resources.</violation>
<violation number="3" location="js/src/50_chartview.ts:8818">
P1: When a trace has a categorical visibility map, this limit treats the visible GPU count as a prefix of the source CPU rows. Iterate `_visMap` source indices when present, so band hits exclude hidden rows and retain visible rows after them.</violation>
<violation number="4" location="js/src/50_chartview.ts:8928">
P2: When a shared tooltip uses `show=False`, this call clears the band before dispatching its hover or requesting exact rows. Hide only the tooltip presentation while retaining band state, so `xy:hover`, active dots, and cursor behavior remain consistent with nearest mode.</violation>
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| let best = -1; | ||
| let bestDist = Infinity; | ||
| const limit = Math.min(cpu.x.length, g.n || cpu.x.length); | ||
| const limit = Math.min(column.length, g.n || column.length); |
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P1: When a trace has a categorical visibility map, this limit treats the visible GPU count as a prefix of the source CPU rows. Iterate _visMap source indices when present, so band hits exclude hidden rows and retain visible rows after them.
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@@ -8723,22 +8797,31 @@ export class ChartView {
let best = -1;
let bestDist = Infinity;
- const limit = Math.min(cpu.x.length, g.n || cpu.x.length);
+ const limit = Math.min(column.length, g.n || column.length);
for (let i = 0; i < limit; i++) {
- const starts = g._transitionPrevXValues;
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| if (this._bandPicks && this._bandPicks.has(msg.seq)) { | ||
| this._applyBandPickResult(msg); | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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P2: When a band pick reply arrives after its trace is removed or with row: null, this branch bypasses the normal miss handling. _applyBandPickResult returns without hiding the tooltip, leaving stale band rows and the cursor visible. Validate the reply before routing it, then hide and clear the band on a miss.
(Based on your team's feedback about dropped trace pick replies.) .
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<comment>When a band pick reply arrives after its trace is removed or with `row: null`, this branch bypasses the normal miss handling. `_applyBandPickResult` returns without hiding the tooltip, leaving stale band rows and the cursor visible. Validate the reply before routing it, then hide and clear the band on a miss.
(Based on your team's feedback about dropped trace pick replies.) .</comment>
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@@ -848,6 +848,12 @@ Object.assign(ChartView.prototype, {
} else if (msg.type === "pick_result") {
+ // A shared-axis band sends one pick per series; each reply belongs to
+ // its own row (§7.3), not to the single-pick sequence below.
+ if (this._bandPicks && this._bandPicks.has(msg.seq)) {
+ this._applyBandPickResult(msg);
+ return;
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| if (this._bandPicks && this._bandPicks.has(msg.seq)) { | |
| this._applyBandPickResult(msg); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| if (this._bandPicks && this._bandPicks.has(msg.seq)) { | |
| if (!msg.row || !this.gpuTraces.some((t) => t.trace.id === msg.row.trace)) { | |
| this._hideTooltip(); | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| this._applyBandPickResult(msg); | |
| return; | |
| } |
| const [y0, y1] = this._axisRange(g.yAxis); | ||
| this._drawHoverPoint( | ||
| g, | ||
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P2: For size-encoded series, every shared-axis active dot uses row 0's size regardless of the selected point. Preserve the selected CPU index separately for size lookup while continuing to draw the scratch buffer at vertex index 0.
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@@ -6805,6 +6807,28 @@ export class ChartView {
+ const [y0, y1] = this._axisRange(g.yAxis);
+ this._drawHoverPoint(
+ g,
+ 0,
+ this._map(xMeta, x0, x1, g.xAxis),
+ this._map(yMeta, y0, y1, g.yAxis),
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| if (msg.row[key] === undefined) msg.row[key] = value; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| rows[slot] = msg.row; |
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P2: A mismatched band pick reply can replace the wrong series row because _applyBandPickResult never checks the requested trace/index before assigning rows[slot]. Verify the reply matches _hoverTargets[slot] before applying it.
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<comment>A mismatched band pick reply can replace the wrong series row because `_applyBandPickResult` never checks the requested trace/index before assigning `rows[slot]`. Verify the reply matches `_hoverTargets[slot]` before applying it.</comment>
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@@ -545,6 +549,182 @@ Object.assign(ChartView.prototype, {
+ if (msg.row[key] === undefined) msg.row[key] = value;
+ }
+ }
+ rows[slot] = msg.row;
+ // The primary row mirrors the single-pick path's `_lastRow` contract.
+ if (slot === 0) this._lastRow = rows[0];
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| rows[slot] = msg.row; | |
| const expected = this._hoverTargets && this._hoverTargets[slot]; | |
| if (!expected || msg.row.trace !== expected.trace || msg.row.index !== expected.index) return; | |
| rows[slot] = msg.row; |
| | `tooltip_row` | One tooltip field row | | ||
| | `tooltip_label` | One tooltip field label | | ||
| | `tooltip_value` | One formatted tooltip value | | ||
| | `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x")`) | |
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P3: The tooltip_cursor slot is created for both shared-axis modes, but this row only mentions mode="x". The JS (_positionTooltipCursor in js/src/52_tooltip.ts) draws the cursor for dim === "x" and dim === "y", and spec/api/styling.md documents it as mode="x"|"y". Match the spec so the row doesn't imply the slot is mode-x only.
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<comment>The `tooltip_cursor` slot is created for both shared-axis modes, but this row only mentions `mode="x"`. The JS (`_positionTooltipCursor` in `js/src/52_tooltip.ts`) draws the cursor for `dim === "x"` and `dim === "y"`, and `spec/api/styling.md` documents it as `mode="x"|"y"`. Match the spec so the row doesn't imply the slot is mode-x only.</comment>
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@@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ primitive or structural descendant is a separate DOM element.
| `tooltip_row` | One tooltip field row |
| `tooltip_label` | One tooltip field label |
| `tooltip_value` | One formatted tooltip value |
+| `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x")`) |
| `modebar` | Mode/tool bar container |
| `modebar_drag_handle` | Draggable grip revealed beside the toolbar |
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| | `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x")`) | | |
| | `tooltip_cursor` | Line across the plot at the shared-tooltip band coordinate (`xy.tooltip(mode="x"|"y")`) | |
| position is ignored. The plot divides into full-height bands with boundaries | ||
| halfway between adjacent points, a cursor line marks the selected x, each series | ||
| shows an active dot, and the tooltip follows the pointer. `mode="y"` does the | ||
| same along the y axis for horizontal layouts. The default, `mode="nearest"`, |
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P3: The phrase "for horizontal layouts" after mode="y" is inconsistent with both the xy.tooltip docstring and the sibling §7.3 spec in this PR, which describe mode="y" as simply "does the same along the y axis" with no layout restriction, and the code (_tooltip_mode) imposes no layout gate. Either drop the qualifier or clarify what layout condition it refers to, so readers don't assume mode="y" is unavailable in the default Cartesian layout.
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<comment>The phrase "for horizontal layouts" after `mode="y"` is inconsistent with both the `xy.tooltip` docstring and the sibling §7.3 spec in this PR, which describe `mode="y"` as simply "does the same along the y axis" with no layout restriction, and the code (`_tooltip_mode`) imposes no layout gate. Either drop the qualifier or clarify what layout condition it refers to, so readers don't assume `mode="y"` is unavailable in the default Cartesian layout.</comment>
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@@ -193,6 +193,42 @@ See [Events and callbacks](/docs/xy/api-reference/events-and-callbacks/) for
+position is ignored. The plot divides into full-height bands with boundaries
+halfway between adjacent points, a cursor line marks the selected x, each series
+shows an active dot, and the tooltip follows the pointer. `mode="y"` does the
+same along the y axis for horizontal layouts. The default, `mode="nearest"`,
+keeps the 12 px nearest-point behavior.
+
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| same along the y axis for horizontal layouts. The default, `mode="nearest"`, | |
| +same along the y axis. The default, `mode="nearest"`, |
…er under show=False Edge-case pass over xy.tooltip(mode="x"|"y"). Four breaks, all fixed with browser regression tests: - Bars were excluded from bands, so a bar chart in band mode showed no tooltip at all. A bar's footprint (pos +/- width/2 in plot px) is now its band extent; touching footprints chain into one band, so grouped slots read as one category with the cursor and title on the category centre. Bar series snap to the chain, not the pointer: from the gap after a category the pointer is nearer the previous category's slot of the far series, which listed one series instead of all. - The band-dot scratch VAO outlived its GL context. After a context loss the recovery frame bound the dead handle, the frame-ready check saw the error, and the restore retried forever. _initGl forgets the scratch objects before rebuilding; destroy() deletes them (they leaked into the shared host). - show=False dropped xy:hover in band mode; nearest mode keeps it. Only the tooltip element and cursor are hidden now. - Bar-band titles showed the category index instead of its label. Probed and unchanged: interleaved x grids, log-axis boundaries, time titles, NaN rows, y2 series, all-hidden legend, zoom off-plot, density + line mix, decimated 1M-point line, 30 series, duplicate x, single point, keyboard after band, polar fallback.
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| // index (§7.3). | ||
| for (const hit of this._hoverTargets) { | ||
| const g = hit.g; | ||
| if (!g || g.tier === "density" || g._legendHidden || !g._cpu || g.trace.bar) continue; |
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Use transition-interpolated coordinates for band dots.
_bandCandidate uses _cpuPointValue, but Line 6831 uploads raw cpu.x and cpu.y. During a data-position transition, the cursor and title use the intermediate coordinate while the active dot renders at the final coordinate. Encode the values returned by _cpuPointValue with xMeta and yMeta before calling _drawHoverPoint.
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+ const [dataX, dataY] = this._cpuPointValue(g, hit.index);
this._drawHoverPoint(
g,
0,
this._map(xMeta, x0, x1, g.xAxis),
this._map(yMeta, y0, y1, g.yAxis),
- { x: cpu.x[hit.index], y: cpu.y[hit.index], xMeta, yMeta, color: g.color },
+ {
+ x: (dataX - xMeta.offset) * (xMeta.scale || 1),
+ y: (dataY - yMeta.offset) * (yMeta.scale || 1),
+ xMeta,
+ yMeta,
+ color: g.color,
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In `@js/src/50_chartview.ts` at line 6820, Update the band-dot rendering near
_drawHoverPoint to compute x and y through _cpuPointValue, encode those
interpolated values with xMeta and yMeta, and pass the encoded coordinates
instead of raw cpu.x and cpu.y, preserving transition alignment with
_bandCandidate, cursor, and title.
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2 issues found across 7 files (changes from recent commits).
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<violation number="1" location="js/src/50_chartview.ts:6820">
P3: During a data-position transition, the band cursor and title use interpolated coordinates while the active dot still uses raw `cpu.x` and `cpu.y`, so the dot renders at the final position. Encode the values from `_cpuPointValue(g, hit.index)` through `xMeta` and `yMeta` before calling `_drawHoverPoint`.</violation>
<violation number="2" location="js/src/50_chartview.ts:8953">
P2: When a line or area point anchors a category containing grouped bars, the bar-chain expansion is skipped, so the shared tooltip can omit sibling bars. Run the chain expansion whenever any candidate is a bar, not only when `anchor.bar` is true.</violation>
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| // Half a CSS pixel of slack: f32 decode noise, not a different value. | ||
| let lo = anchor.lo - 0.5; | ||
| let hi = anchor.hi + 0.5; | ||
| if (anchor.bar) { |
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P2: When a line or area point anchors a category containing grouped bars, the bar-chain expansion is skipped, so the shared tooltip can omit sibling bars. Run the chain expansion whenever any candidate is a bar, not only when anchor.bar is true.
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<comment>When a line or area point anchors a category containing grouped bars, the bar-chain expansion is skipped, so the shared tooltip can omit sibling bars. Run the chain expansion whenever any candidate is a bar, not only when `anchor.bar` is true.</comment>
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@@ -8863,34 +8887,112 @@ export class ChartView {
+ // Half a CSS pixel of slack: f32 decode noise, not a different value.
+ let lo = anchor.lo - 0.5;
+ let hi = anchor.hi + 0.5;
+ if (anchor.bar) {
+ // Grouped slots of one category touch: chain bars whose footprints
+ // touch the band. A bar series snaps to the *chain*, not the pointer —
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| if (anchor.bar) { | |
| if (candidates.some((c) => c.bar)) { |
| // index (§7.3). | ||
| for (const hit of this._hoverTargets) { | ||
| const g = hit.g; | ||
| if (!g || g.tier === "density" || g._legendHidden || !g._cpu || g.trace.bar) continue; |
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P3: During a data-position transition, the band cursor and title use interpolated coordinates while the active dot still uses raw cpu.x and cpu.y, so the dot renders at the final position. Encode the values from _cpuPointValue(g, hit.index) through xMeta and yMeta before calling _drawHoverPoint.
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Check if this issue is valid — if so, understand the root cause and fix it. At js/src/50_chartview.ts, line 6820:
<comment>During a data-position transition, the band cursor and title use interpolated coordinates while the active dot still uses raw `cpu.x` and `cpu.y`, so the dot renders at the final position. Encode the values from `_cpuPointValue(g, hit.index)` through `xMeta` and `yMeta` before calling `_drawHoverPoint`.</comment>
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@@ -6813,7 +6817,7 @@ export class ChartView {
for (const hit of this._hoverTargets) {
const g = hit.g;
- if (!g || g.tier === "density" || g._legendHidden || !g._cpu) continue;
+ if (!g || g.tier === "density" || g._legendHidden || !g._cpu || g.trace.bar) continue;
const cpu = g._cpu;
const xMeta = cpu.xMeta || g.xMeta;
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Adds
xy.tooltip(mode="x")(andmode="y"): a shared-axis tooltip in the model Recharts uses by default and Plotly callshovermode="x unified".Behavior
title=,fields=, andformat=keep their meaning.tooltip_cursorDOM slot draws the cursor line at the snapped coordinate, reprojected on every draw; each series gets an active dot drawn from its CPU columns in the series colour.xy:hoverfires once per band change withpoints[]holding one entry per series; one exact kernelpickgoes out per series and each reply replaces its row.mode="nearest"is byte-identical to before on the wire.Fixed on the way
Adding the active dots exposed that the existing nearest-mode hover highlight dot had stopped rendering entirely: the full point program multiplies fill alpha by the per-item
a_style.xfactor, the regular scatter draw moved to the simpler point program that never sets that constant attribute, and_drawHoverPointinherited its default of 0. It now sets every constant attribute and stroke uniform the program reads. Verified in real Chrome by counting highlight-coloured pixels on the presented canvas (0 → 520 around the hovered point) and pinned bytest_browser_nearest_hover_highlight_is_visible.Verified
Browser probes drive the real client: pointer far above Page B, horizontally aligned →
Page B,pv 1398,uv 3000, two active targets, cursor at Page B's x spanning the plot height; moving inside the band re-places the tooltip and sends no new picks; two pixels past the midpoint →Page C; two pixels before →Page B; outside the plot → nothing; legend-hidinguv→ one row;xy:hovercarries two points. Amode="y"probe on a horizontal layout, a regression probe that the default still requires the pointer near a point and never creates the cursor element, and byte-identical SVG/PNG with and without the option.Spec / docs
spec/api/interaction.md§7.3 (new) and the §3 event row;tooltip_cursorinspec/api/styling.md,docs/styling/chrome-slots.md, and the regenerated capability matrix (48 → 49 slots, counts updated inexport.md,chrome-slots.md, the dossier);docs/components/tooltips.mdgains a "Shared Tooltip Along an Axis" section with a live demo.Live capture
Pointer (red ring) far above Page B; the band tooltip, the cursor line at Page B, and both active dots in their series colours.
Full suite 4194 passed locally (the one failure is the pre-existing pandas time-series locator case on main, fixed separately in #508).
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New Features
mode="x"ormode="y", displaying aligned points across series.tooltip_cursorstyling slot for customizing the cursor line.Bug Fixes
Documentation