úÎ7¤4Ñ.      !"#$%&'()*+,-7HVenn diagram data is specified in a particular format. There should be 7 exactly seven data values, which represent, in order: 0 circle A size, circle B size, circle C size,  A/ B overlap, A/ C overlap, B/ C overlap,  A/B/ C overlap. ./ 0 1 &Text alignment for labels on an axis. Where to display an axis. ?AxisLabelChart represents charts that can display axis labels. <LegendChart represents charts that can display legends with #. !All the encoding methods produce , which is usable by . 2&The type class underneath all Charts. 345URL-encode a string. 6=Set the width and height, in pixels, of the resulting image. Set the title of the chart. 7Set options for the display of the title of the chart. Color of the text. Size of the text. %Set the data displayed by the chart. *Construct the URL used to show the chart. Encode data using the "simple"' encoding, which maps each input value E to a single letter in the URL. This produces minimal URLs but doesn't have : as lot of resolution. Input values must be in the range 0 <= x <= 61. G Values outside the valid input range will be considered missing data. Encode data using the "text"* encoding, which maps each input value to ! its string representation (e.g. "3.4") in the URL. This has more N resolution than simple encoding but produces larger URLs. Input values must  be in the range 0 <= x <= 100-. Values outside the valid input range will I be considered missing data. Values with more than one decimal place of  resolution will be rounded. !Encode data using the "extended"' encoding, which maps each input value I to a two-character pair in base 64. This has more resolution than text B encoding and is more compact. Input values must be in the range 0 <= x <=  4095C. Values outside the valid input range will be considered missing  data. "GSet data set colors. The nth color specified here colors the nth data  set in the  passed to . See   6http://code.google.com/apis/chart/#line_bar_pie_colors for more  information. #FSet the legend for the corresponding data sets. The colors are taken  from the data set colors. $)Set which axes to display. Repeating an  produces multiple  sets of labels on that axis. %JSet axis labels. The nth list of strings in the argument sets the labels ! for the nth axis specified with $. An empty list of strings ) skips labelling the corresponding axis. &ISet axis label positions. The nth list of Ints in the argument sets the + positions for the nth axis specified with $. An empty list 4 skips setting position for the corresponding axis. 'FSet axis ranges. The nth pair of Ints in the argument sets the range ! for the nth axis specified with $. (ISet axis styles. The nth element in the argument sets the style for the  nth axis specified with $. Each style is a tuple of % (color, font size, text alignment). )*+7Set labels for the different data points on the chart. 4 Specify missing values by passing an empty string. ,-.  !"#$%&'()*+,-. !"#$%&' ( ) * +,-.  !"#$%&'()*+,-7      !"#$%&'()*+,-./  01234GoogleChart-0.2Graphics.Google.Chart VennDiagramBarStyleGroupedStacked OrientationVertical HorizontalBarChartPieStylePie3DPie2DPieChart LineChart AxisAlignment AlignRight AlignCenter AlignLeftAxisType AxisRightAxisLeftAxisTop AxisBottomAxisLabelChart LegendChart ChartDataChartsetSizesetTitle setTitleOptssetDatachartURLencodeDataSimpleencodeDataTextencodeDataExtended setDataColors setLegend setAxisTypes setAxisLabelssetAxisLabelPositions setAxisRanges setAxisStyles newLineChart newPieChart setLabels newBarChartnewVennDiagramparams fromParamsParamssetParam