Brush chart does not have .locale() method
See original GitHub issueI’m using a Line chart combined with Brush, and want to display data in custom locale. Line chart, as some of others, has a .locale()
method, and is fine, but Brush does not.
So, when you render your Line data in, let’s say, .locale('da-DK')
, the Brush labels are still in English, which is confusing.
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I actually wasn’t, but it makes sense! Thankss
Ah, it should not be that many. Locale only make sense when the timeAxis is being used, so we will need it on the Brush and the Stacked Area charts.
Thanks a lot @martinmanzo !!