ambling 0.0.1

data/lib/ambling/railtie.rb

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+require 'rails'
+require 'ambling_helper'
+
+module Ambling
+  class Railtie < ::Rails::Railtie
+    ActiveSupport.on_load(:action_view) do
+      ActiveSupport.on_load(:after_initialize) do
+        ActionView::Base.send(:include, Ambling::Helper)
+      end
+    end
+  end
+end

data/lib/ambling/stock.rb

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+# Auto generated from XML file
+require 'ambling/base'
+module Ambling
+  class Stock
+    
+    #
+    #  [10] (Number) the distance between the border and content (plot area, period selector, etc #
+    class Settings      
+      include Base
+      
+      VALUES = [:margins,:font,:text_size,:text_color,:redraw,:add_time_stamp,:max_series,:max_grid_count,:equal_spacing,:start_on_axis,:js_enabled,:interactive,:data_reloading,:number_format,:data_sets,:charts,:date_formats,:data_set_selector,:period_selector,:header,:balloon,:background,:plot_area,:scroller,:context_menu,:export_as_image,:strings,:error_messages]
+      #
+      #  [Arial] (font name) use device fonts, such as Arial, Verdana, Time New Roman, etc  #
+      attr_accessor :margins
+      
+      #
+      #  [11] (Number) #
+      attr_accessor :font
+      
+      #
+      #  [#000000] (hex code) #
+      attr_accessor :text_size
+      
+      #
+      #  [false] (true / false) if your chart's width or height is set in percents, and redraw is set 
+      #   to true, the chart will fit then screen when resizing it #
+      attr_accessor :text_color
+      
+      #
+      #  [false] (true / false) if set to true, a unique timestamp will be added to data file name 
+      #   everytime when loading data. This helps to avoid data caching #
+      attr_accessor :redraw
+      
+      #
+      #  [150] (Number) The maximum number of series. If in the selected period there are more series
+      #   then is set here, the chart will show data for a longer period - week, month, year. You can 
+      #   specify which value of the period should be used separately for every graph (look for
+      #   <period_value>) in graph's settings. If you want to show all series, set 0. Using a lot of series
+      #   will slow down scrolling and other interactivity #
+      attr_accessor :add_time_stamp
+      
+      #
+      #  [8] (Number) The maximum number of vertical grid lines and x axis values. The wider your
+      #   chart is, the bigger number can be set here. If you set too big number, the x axis values may
+      #   overlap. #
+      attr_accessor :max_series
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) If this setting is set to true, series will be placed next to each 
+      #   other at equal intervals, even your data is not periodical. If you values are at irregular 
+      #   intervals and you want this to be visualized on the chart, set this setting to false #
+      attr_accessor :max_grid_count
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) In case <equal_spacing> is set to true, and one of your graph's type is
+      #   "column", then you might want first and last columns to be fully visible. Then set this setting to
+      #   "false". Otherwise only half of first and last column will be visible #
+      attr_accessor :equal_spacing
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) In case you don't use any flash - JavaScript communication, you shuold
+      #   set this setting to false - this will save some CPU. #
+      attr_accessor :start_on_axis
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) In case you don't want the chart to be interactive, set this to false #
+      attr_accessor :js_enabled
+      
+      #
+      #
+      attr_accessor :interactive
+      
+      #
+      #  [0] (Number) In case you want chart's data to be reloaded at some interval, set number
+      #     bigger then 0 here. Data will be reloaded every x seconds. Note, you can also trigger data 
+      #     reload using javascript function #
+      attr_accessor :data_reloading
+      
+      #
+      #  [,] (separator) #
+      attr_accessor :number_format
+      
+      #
+      #  start of data set settings #
+      attr_accessor :data_sets
+      
+      #
+      #  first chart#
+      attr_accessor :charts
+      
+      #
+      #  [24] (12 / 24) The time in the legend and x axis might be displayed using 12 or 24 hour format #
+      attr_accessor :date_formats
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) whether to show data set selector or not #
+      attr_accessor :data_set_selector
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) whether to show period selector or not #
+      attr_accessor :period_selector
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) #
+      attr_accessor :header
+      
+      #
+      #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+      attr_accessor :balloon
+      
+      #
+      #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+      attr_accessor :background
+      
+      #
+      #  [0] (Number) #
+      attr_accessor :plot_area
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) #
+      attr_accessor :scroller
+      
+      #
+      #  "function_name" specifies JavaScript function which will be called when user clicks on 
+      #      this menu. You can pass variables, for example: function_name="alert('something')".
+      #      "title" sets menu item text. Do not use for title: Show all, Zoom in, Zoom out, Print, Settings...     
+      #      You can have any number of custom menus. Uncomment the line below to enable this menu and add
+      #      apropriate JS function to your html file. #
+      attr_accessor :context_menu
+      
+      #
+      #  [] (filename) if you set filename here, context menu (then user right clicks on flash movie)
+      #     "Export as image" will appear. This will allow user to export chart as an image. Collected image
+      #     data will be posted to this file name (use amstock/export.php or amstock/export.aspx) #
+      attr_accessor :export_as_image
+      
+      #
+      #  [Processing data] (text) #
+      attr_accessor :strings
+      
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) #
+      attr_accessor :error_messages
+      
+      
+      #
+      #  [0] (Number) In case you want chart's data to be reloaded at some interval, set number
+      #     bigger then 0 here. Data will be reloaded every x seconds. Note, you can also trigger data 
+      #     reload using javascript function #
+      class DataReloading  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:interval,:show_preloader,:reset_period]
+        #
+        #  [true] (true / false) if set to true, preloader and "processing data" text will be 
+        #     displayed while reloading and processing data #
+        attr_accessor :interval
+        
+        #
+        #  [false] (true / false) if set to true, after every reload default time period (defined in
+        #     <period_selector>) will be selected. Otherwise currently selected period will remain. #
+        attr_accessor :show_preloader
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :reset_period
+      end
+      #
+      #  [,] (separator) #
+      class NumberFormat  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:decimal_separator,:thousand_separator,:digits_after_decimal,:letters]
+        #
+        #  [ ] (separator) use "none" if you don't want thousands to be separated #
+        attr_accessor :decimal_separator
+        
+        #
+        #  defines how many numbers should be left after comma #
+        attr_accessor :thousand_separator
+        
+        #
+        #  [2] (Number) the number of digits after decimal for percent values #
+        attr_accessor :digits_after_decimal
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :letters
+        
+        
+        #
+        #  [2] (Number) the number of digits after decimal for percent values #
+        class DigitsAfterDecimal  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:percents,:data,:averages]
+          #
+          #  [] (Number) number of digits after decimal for values from data file. In case you don't 
+          #        set any number here (this is default) then values from data file will not be rounded #
+          attr_accessor :percents
+          
+          #
+          #  [2] (Number) Then the number of series in the selected period exceeds <max_series>, you
+          #        can show averages of the period. This setting sets the number of decimals for averages #
+          attr_accessor :data
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :averages
+        end
+        #
+        #
+        class Letters  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:letter]
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :letter
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  start of data set settings #
+      class DataSets  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:data_set]
+        #
+        #  [] (text) data set title is displayed in a drop down for selecting data set, in a 
+        #        list box for comparing one data set with another and may be displayed in a chart's header #
+        attr_accessor :data_set
+        
+        
+        #
+        #  [] (text) data set title is displayed in a drop down for selecting data set, in a 
+        #        list box for comparing one data set with another and may be displayed in a chart's header #
+        class DataSet  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:title,:short,:color,:description,:file_name,:events_file_name,:main_drop_down,:compare_list_box,:csv,:events]
+          ATTRIBUTES = [:did]
+          #
+          #  [] (text) short title can be displayed in the legend of a chart #
+          attr_accessor :title
+          
+          #
+          #  [] (hex code) this color will be used for chart's graphs, in case you don't set different
+          #        color in graphs' settings. The color keys in the drop down, list box and in the legend will 
+          #        use this color. In case you don't set any color here, the colors from this array will be used:
+          #        #ff3300,#3366cc,#00cc33,#ffcc00,#ff0099,#003366,#669933,#cc99cc,#333333,#99ff00,[random color]  #
+          attr_accessor :short
+          
+          #
+          #  [] (text) description can be displayed in chart's header. you can use some html tags #
+          attr_accessor :color
+          
+          #
+          #  [] (file name) file name of your data file. You can use any extension, generate this 
+          #        data dynamicaly. The output of this file should be data in CSV format #
+          attr_accessor :description
+          
+          #
+          #  [] (file name) Using events you can have custom bullets with descriptions on your charts.
+          #        Event properties are defined separately for every chart. Check examples/events/ example. 
+          #        You can also include the events directly to this settings file. If you do this, the events
+          #        from the file will not be loaded. #
+          attr_accessor :file_name
+          
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) if you have more then one data set, the user can switch between
+          #        them using drop down for selecting data sets. If you don;t want this data set to appear in 
+          #        this dropdown, set this setting to "false". "selected" attribute defines whether you want 
+          #        this data set to be selected when the chart is loaded (if no data sets are selected, then 
+          #        the first data set will be) #
+          attr_accessor :events_file_name
+          
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) if you have more then one data set, the user can compare selected
+          #        data set with others. If you don't want this data set to appear in a "compare" list box, set
+          #        this setting to false. "selected" attribute defines whether you want this data set to be 
+          #        selected for comparing when the chart is loaded #
+          attr_accessor :main_drop_down
+          
+          #
+          #  configuration of data csv file. Using these settings you can make the chart to accept
+          #        almost any configuration of csv file #
+          attr_accessor :compare_list_box
+          
+          #
+          #  [false] (true / false) If this is set to false, then the oldest date should be on the
+          #          top and increase when going down. If you newest date is on the top, set this to "false" #
+          attr_accessor :csv
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :events
+          
+          #
+          # xml attribute
+          #
+          attr_accessor :did
+          
+          
+          #
+          #  [false] (true / false) If this is set to false, then the oldest date should be on the
+          #          top and increase when going down. If you newest date is on the top, set this to "false" #
+          class Csv  
+            include Base
+            
+            VALUES = [:reverse,:separator,:skip_first_rows,:skip_last_rows,:show_last_rows,:date_format,:decimal_separator,:columns,:data]
+            #
+            #  [;] (separator) Column separator of csv file #
+            attr_accessor :reverse
+            
+            #
+            #  [0] (Number) In case you have some header in your csv file, or you have some rows
+            #          which shouldn't be included, you can set how many rows should be skipped #
+            attr_accessor :separator
+            
+            #
+            #  [0] (Number) You can set how many rows from the bottom of data csv should be skipped #
+            attr_accessor :skip_first_rows
+            
+            #
+            #  [] (Number) You can set the number of rows, counting from the bottom of the data csv
+            #          should be used for your data#
+            attr_accessor :skip_last_rows
+            
+            #
+            #  [YYYY-MM-DD] (date format) The valid symbols are: YYYY, MM, DD, hh, mm, ss. Any order
+            #          and separators can be used, for example: DD-MM-YYYY, YYYY-MM, YYYY-DD-MM hh, 
+            #          DD-MM-YY hh:mm:ss, etc #
+            attr_accessor :show_last_rows
+            
+            #
+            #  [.] (separator) Decimal separator in your csv file #
+            attr_accessor :date_format
+            
+            #
+            #  columns define columns of your data file. There should be at least two columns, and 
+            #          one of them should be defined as "date". For simple line chart it will be enough to have
+            #          these two columns, for a candlestick chart you should have 5 columns (date, open, close,
+            #          high, low) Any names can be used (only "date" column name can't be different) #
+            attr_accessor :decimal_separator
+            
+            #
+            #
+            attr_accessor :columns
+            
+            #
+            #
+            attr_accessor :data
+            
+            
+            #
+            #
+            class Columns  
+              include Base
+              
+              VALUES = [:column]
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :column
+            end
+          end
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  first chart#
+      class Charts  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:chart]
+        #
+        # [] (Number) the relative height of your chart. If you have one chart, it will take 100% of
+        #       plot area. If you do not set any number, the space for your charts will be divided equally #
+        attr_accessor :chart
+        
+        
+        #
+        # [] (Number) the relative height of your chart. If you have one chart, it will take 100% of
+        #       plot area. If you do not set any number, the space for your charts will be divided equally #
+        class Chart  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:height,:title,:bg_color,:bg_alpha,:border_color,:border_alpha,:grid,:values,:legend,:comparing,:events,:column_width,:graphs]
+          ATTRIBUTES = [:cid]
+          #
+          #  [] (text) chart's title is displayed above your chart, in the left #
+          attr_accessor :height
+          
+          #
+          #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) Chart background color. Separate color codes with commas if you want
+          #       to have gradient background#
+          attr_accessor :title
+          
+          #
+          #  [100] (0 - 100) background opacity #
+          attr_accessor :bg_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [#CCCCCC] (hex code) Chart border color #
+          attr_accessor :bg_alpha
+          
+          #
+          #  [100] (0 - 100) border opacity #
+          attr_accessor :border_color
+          
+          #
+          #  GRID #
+          attr_accessor :border_alpha
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :grid
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :values
+          
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) whether to show legend or not #
+          attr_accessor :legend
+          
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) in stock charts, when comparing one stock with another it is used
+          #         to recalculate chart values to percents, as the difference between values of different
+          #         stocks can be very big. However, if you compare close values, for example unique visitors 
+          #         with new visitors, it would be better not to recalculate values #
+          attr_accessor :comparing
+          
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) Whether to show balloon with description on roll-over the flag or not.  #
+          attr_accessor :events
+          
+          #
+          #  GRAPHS. One chart can have a lot of graphs #
+          attr_accessor :column_width
+          
+          #
+          #  first graph #
+          attr_accessor :graphs
+          
+          #
+          # xml attribute
+          #
+          attr_accessor :cid
+          
+          
+          #
+          #
+          class Grid  
+            include Base
+            
+            VALUES = [:x,:y_left,:y_right]
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) whether to show vertical grid or not #
+            attr_accessor :x
+            
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) whether to show grid on this axis or not. Grid will be shown 
+            #           only if at least one graph is assigned to this axis #
+            attr_accessor :y_left
+            
+            #
+            #
+            attr_accessor :y_right
+            
+            
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) whether to show vertical grid or not #
+            class X  
+              include Base
+              
+              VALUES = [:enabled,:color,:alpha,:dashed,:dash_length]
+              #
+              #  [#000000] (hex code) vertical grid color #
+              attr_accessor :enabled
+              
+              #
+              #  [15] (0 - 100) vertical grid opacity #
+              attr_accessor :color
+              
+              #
+              #  [false] (true / false) note, dashed lines affects performance #
+              attr_accessor :alpha
+              
+              #
+              #  [5] (Number) #
+              attr_accessor :dashed
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :dash_length
+            end
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) whether to show grid on this axis or not. Grid will be shown 
+            #           only if at least one graph is assigned to this axis #
+            class YLeft  
+              include Base
+              
+              VALUES = [:enabled,:color,:alpha,:dashed,:dash_length,:approx_count,:fill_color,:fill_alpha]
+              #
+              #  [#000000] (hex code) grid color #
+              attr_accessor :enabled
+              
+              #
+              #  [15] (0 - 100) grid opacity #
+              attr_accessor :color
+              
+              #
+              #  [false] (true / false) note, dashed lines affects performance #
+              attr_accessor :alpha
+              
+              #
+              #  [5] (Number) #
+              attr_accessor :dashed
+              
+              #
+              #  [5] (Number) Approximate number of grid lines #
+              attr_accessor :dash_length
+              
+              #
+              #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) Every second area between grid lines will be filled with this color (remember to set fill_alpha > 0) #
+              attr_accessor :approx_count
+              
+              #
+              #  [0] (0 - 100) opacity of fill #
+              attr_accessor :fill_color
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :fill_alpha
+            end
+            #
+            #
+            class YRight  
+              include Base
+              
+              VALUES = [:enabled,:color,:alpha,:dashed,:dash_length,:approx_count,:fill_color,:fill_alpha]
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :enabled
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :color
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :alpha
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :dashed
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :dash_length
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :approx_count
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :fill_color
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :fill_alpha
+            end
+          end
+          #
+          #
+          class Values  
+            include Base
+            
+            VALUES = [:x,:y_left,:y_right]
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) whether to display x axis values. If you have more then one
+            #           chart, it would be wise to enable x axis values for one chart only #
+            attr_accessor :x
+            
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) whether to show values on this axis or not. Values will be 
+            #           shown only if at least one graph is assigned to this axis #
+            attr_accessor :y_left
+            
+            #
+            #
+            attr_accessor :y_right
+            
+            
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) whether to display x axis values. If you have more then one
+            #           chart, it would be wise to enable x axis values for one chart only #
+            class X  
+              include Base
+              
+              VALUES = [:enabled,:text_color,:text_size,:bg_color,:bg_alpha]
+              #
+              #  [text_color] (hex code) #
+              attr_accessor :enabled
+              
+              #
+              #  [text_size] (hex code) #
+              attr_accessor :text_color
+              
+              #
+              #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) x axis values background color #
+              attr_accessor :text_size
+              
+              #
+              #  [100] (0 - 100) x axis values background opacity #
+              attr_accessor :bg_color
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :bg_alpha
+            end
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) whether to show values on this axis or not. Values will be 
+            #           shown only if at least one graph is assigned to this axis #
+            class YLeft  
+              include Base
+              
+              VALUES = [:enabled,:min,:max,:integers_only,:text_color,:text_size,:bg_color,:bg_alpha,:unit,:unit_position,:digits_after_decimal]
+              #
+              #  [] (Number / min) If you do not set any number here, the min value will be calculated 
+              #           automatically. In case you set some value here, but the actual min value will be less,
+              #           then this setting will be ignored. If you want to avoid "jumping" while dragging the chart,
+              #           you can set "min" here, then the min value will be calculated using all the data, not only
+              #           the selected period. #
+              attr_accessor :enabled
+              
+              #
+              #  [] (Number / min) If you do not set any number here, the max value will be calculated 
+              #           automatically. In case you set some value here, but the actual max value will be bigger,
+              #           then this setting will be ignored. If you want to avoid "jumping" while dragging the chart,
+              #           you can set "max" here, then the max value will be calculated using all the data, not only
+              #           the selected period. #
+              attr_accessor :min
+              
+              #
+              #  [false] (true / false) Set this to true, if you don't want values with decimals to be
+              #           shown#
+              attr_accessor :max
+              
+              #
+              #  [text_color] (hex code) #
+              attr_accessor :integers_only
+              
+              #
+              #  [text_size] (Number) #
+              attr_accessor :text_color
+              
+              #
+              #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) background color of a value #
+              attr_accessor :text_size
+              
+              #
+              #  [0] (0 - 100) background opacity #
+              attr_accessor :bg_color
+              
+              #
+              #  [] (text) unit which will be added to values on y axis#
+              attr_accessor :bg_alpha
+              
+              #
+              #  [right] (left / right) #
+              attr_accessor :unit
+              
+              #
+              #  defines how many numbers should be displayed after comma #
+              attr_accessor :unit_position
+              
+              #
+              #  [number_format.digits_after_decimal.data] (Number) number of digits after decimal #
+              attr_accessor :digits_after_decimal
+              
+              
+              #
+              #  [number_format.digits_after_decimal.data] (Number) number of digits after decimal #
+              class DigitsAfterDecimal  
+                include Base
+                
+                VALUES = [:data,:percents]
+                #
+                #  [number_format.digits_after_decimal.percents] (Number) the number of digits after 
+                #              decimal when the values are recalculated to percents #
+                attr_accessor :data
+                
+                #
+                #
+                attr_accessor :percents
+              end
+            end
+            #
+            #
+            class YRight  
+              include Base
+              
+              VALUES = [:enabled,:min,:max,:integers_only,:text_color,:text_size,:bg_color,:bg_alpha,:unit,:unit_position,:digits_after_decimal]
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :enabled
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :min
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :max
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :integers_only
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :text_color
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :text_size
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :bg_color
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :bg_alpha
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :unit
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :unit_position
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :digits_after_decimal
+              
+              
+              #
+              #
+              class DigitsAfterDecimal  
+                include Base
+                
+                VALUES = [:data,:percents]
+                #
+                #
+                attr_accessor :data
+                
+                #
+                #
+                attr_accessor :percents
+              end
+            end
+          end
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) whether to show legend or not #
+          class Legend  
+            include Base
+            
+            VALUES = [:enabled,:text_size,:text_color,:value_color,:positive_color,:negative_color,:show_date,:hide_date_on_period,:key_size,:key_type,:graph_on_off]
+            #
+            #  [text_size] (Number) #
+            attr_accessor :enabled
+            
+            #
+            #  [text_color] (hex code) #
+            attr_accessor :text_size
+            
+            #
+            #  [legend.text_color] (hex code) Values in the legend can use different color #
+            attr_accessor :text_color
+            
+            #
+            #  [#00CC00] (hex code) If percent change or value change is displayed in the legend, and 
+            #         the change is positive this color will be used #
+            attr_accessor :value_color
+            
+            #
+            #  [#CC0000] (hex code) If percent change or value change is displayed in the legend, and 
+            #         the change is negative this color will be used #
+            attr_accessor :positive_color
+            
+            #
+            #  [false] (true / false) whether to show active date in the legend. If you have more then 
+            #         one chart it would be wise to set only one chart to show this date #
+            attr_accessor :negative_color
+            
+            #
+            #  [false] (true / false) If you don't want the date to be shown when the mouse is not 
+            #         over the plot area, set this to true #
+            attr_accessor :show_date
+            
+            #
+            #  [10] (Number) the size of legend key #
+            attr_accessor :hide_date_on_period
+            
+            #
+            #  [round] (round / square / line) the shape of legend key #
+            attr_accessor :key_size
+            
+            #
+            #  [true] (true / false) Whether it is possible to turn show/hide the graph by clicking on
+            #         the legend key #
+            attr_accessor :key_type
+            
+            #
+            #
+            attr_accessor :graph_on_off
+          end
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) in stock charts, when comparing one stock with another it is used
+          #         to recalculate chart values to percents, as the difference between values of different
+          #         stocks can be very big. However, if you compare close values, for example unique visitors 
+          #         with new visitors, it would be better not to recalculate values #
+          class Comparing  
+            include Base
+            
+            VALUES = [:recalculate,:recalculate_from_start,:base_date,:width,:dashed,:use_graph_color,:alpha,:smoothed]
+            #
+            #  [false] (true / false) If the <recalculate> setting is set to true, the chart recalculates
+            #         values to percents. If this setting is set to false, then it takes the first value of a selected
+            #         period as a base value. If you set this setting to "true", the first value of a graph will be used
+            #         as base value. #
+            attr_accessor :recalculate
+            
+            #
+            #  [] (date in date format, specified in data set settings) You can set the base date, 
+            #         using which value the data will be recalculated when comparing data sets. This might be useful for
+            #         structured products. #
+            attr_accessor :recalculate_from_start
+            
+            #
+            #  [0] (Number) with of graph line of comparing data sets #
+            attr_accessor :base_date
+            
+            #
+            #  [false] (true / false) whether the comparing graph should be dashed #
+            attr_accessor :width
+            
+            #
+            #  [false] (true / false) whether the comparing graph should be use the same color as the one you are
+            #         comparing to. This makes sense if you set <dashed>true</dashed> #
+            attr_accessor :dashed
+            
+            #
+            #  [100] (0 - 100) opacity of graph line of comparing data sets #
+            attr_accessor :use_graph_color
+            
+            #
+            #  [false] (true / false) whether to smooth line or not #
+            attr_accessor :alpha
+            
+            #
+            #
+            attr_accessor :smoothed
+          end
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) Whether to show balloon with description on roll-over the flag or not.  #
+          class Events  
+            include Base
+            
+            VALUES = [:show_balloon,:use_hand_cursor,:url_target,:bullet,:color,:color_hover,:border_color,:border_alpha,:text_color,:size,:hide_period]
+            #
+            #  [false] (true / false) Whether to change mouse cursor to hand on roll-over or not. #
+            attr_accessor :show_balloon
+            
+            #
+            #  [] (_blank, _top...) If you set url for this flag, you can define target of the window in which
+            #         this url will be opened. #
+            attr_accessor :use_hand_cursor
+            
+            #
+            #  [sign] (sign/flag/pin/round/square/round_outlined/square_outlined/round_outline/square_outline/
+            #         /horizontal_line/vertical_line/horizontal_line_dashed/vertical_line_dashed) Only sign, flag and pin
+            #         bullets can display letters inside. horizontal_line and horizontal_line_dashed will display the letter 
+            #         (it can be some longer text) above the line #
+            attr_accessor :url_target
+            
+            #
+            #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) bullet color #
+            attr_accessor :bullet
+            
+            #
+            #  [#CC0000] (hex code) bullet color #
+            attr_accessor :color
+            
+            #
+            #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) bullet border color #
+            attr_accessor :color_hover
+            
+            #
+            #  [100] (0 - 100) bullet border opacity #
+            attr_accessor :border_color
+            
+            #
+            #  [#000000] (hex code) flag and sign bullets can have letter inside. This setting defines text 
+            #         color of the letter #
+            attr_accessor :border_alpha
+            
+            #
+            #  [15] (Number) size of a bullet #
+            attr_accessor :text_color
+            
+            #
+            #  [] (mm / hh / DD / WW / MM / YYYY) You might want to hide the bullets if your data
+            #         is grouped into longer periods #
+            attr_accessor :size
+            
+            #
+            #
+            attr_accessor :hide_period
+          end
+          #
+          #  first graph #
+          class Graphs  
+            include Base
+            
+            VALUES = [:graph]
+            #
+            #  [left] (left / right) axis of this graph #
+            attr_accessor :graph
+            
+            
+            #
+            #  [left] (left / right) axis of this graph #
+            class Graph  
+              include Base
+              
+              VALUES = [:axis,:type,:connect,:data_sources,:period_value,:compare_source,:title,:color,:cursor_color,:cursor_alpha,:positive_color,:negative_color,:width,:alpha,:fill_alpha,:dashed,:bullet,:bullet_size,:smoothed,:stack_to,:legend]
+              ATTRIBUTES = [:gid]
+              #
+              #  [line] (line / column / candlestick / ohlc / step / step_no_risers ) the type of this graph #
+              attr_accessor :axis
+              
+              #
+              #  [true] (true / false) whether to connect data points if there are some missing data between
+              #           them. This applies for line and step line graph types only. #
+              attr_accessor :type
+              
+              #
+              #  data sources define which column from data CSV file will be used. 
+              #           line, column  and step charts requires <close> data source only
+              #           candlestick and ohlc charts requires <open>, <close>, <low> and <high> data sources #
+              attr_accessor :connect
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :data_sources
+              
+              #
+              #  [] (the name of column) you should set which column of your data sets will be used 
+              #           for "comparing" graph. Do not set anything here if this graph doesn't need to be compared #
+              attr_accessor :period_value
+              
+              #
+              #  [] (text) title of the graph can be displayed in the legend #
+              attr_accessor :compare_source
+              
+              #
+              #  [data_set.color] (hex code) by default, graph uses data set color. However, as you
+              #           can have more then one graph from one data set, you can set different color here #
+              attr_accessor :title
+              
+              #
+              #  [data_set.color]  (hex code) #
+              attr_accessor :color
+              
+              #
+              #  [100]  (0 - 100) opacity of the cursor#
+              attr_accessor :cursor_color
+              
+              #
+              #  [#00CC00] (hex code) "candlestick" and "ohlc" chart types do not use graph color, they
+              #           use positive and negative colors to show whether value of the period increased or decreased #
+              attr_accessor :cursor_alpha
+              
+              #
+              #  [#CC0000] (hex code) #
+              attr_accessor :positive_color
+              
+              #
+              #  [0] (Number) width of a line (in case type is "line", "step" or "ohlc"), also for
+              #           high/low of "candlestick". If you set column_width to 0, vertical lines will also use this 
+              #           width #
+              attr_accessor :negative_color
+              
+              #
+              #  [100] (0 - 100) graph opacity #
+              attr_accessor :width
+              
+              #
+              #  [0] (0 - 100) opacity of fill #
+              attr_accessor :alpha
+              
+              #
+              #  [false] (true / false) whether the graph should be dashed #
+              attr_accessor :fill_alpha
+              
+              #
+              #  [] (round / square / round_outline / square_outline / round_outlined / square_outlined 
+              #           only "line" and "step" graph types can have bullets #
+              attr_accessor :dashed
+              
+              #
+              #  [6] (Number) #
+              attr_accessor :bullet
+              
+              #
+              #  [false] (true / false) whether to smooth line or not #
+              attr_accessor :bullet_size
+              
+              #
+              #  [] (gid of another graph) You can stack this graph to another. Graphs can not be smoothed.
+              #           The graph to which you are stacking must be described above the graph which you are stacking. #
+              attr_accessor :smoothed
+              
+              #
+              #  the following section describes what information should be shown in the legend. There
+              #           are 4 different states: 
+              #           1) mouse is over plot area and no data sets for comparing are selected - <date>
+              #           2) mouse is away from plot area and no data sets for comparing are selected - <period> 
+              #           3) mouse is over plot area and at data set for comparing is selected: - <date_comparing>
+              #           4) mouse is away plot area and at data set for comparing is selected: - <period_comparing>
+              #           
+              #           "key" attribute defines whether color key should be displayed near the legend entry;
+              #           "title" defines whether short title of the data set should be displayed near the legend entry 
+              #            
+              #            Use names of <data_sources> to display value of a date or period:
+              #            {open}, {close}, {high}, {low}
+              #            
+              #            You can aslo use {sum} and {average} to display the sum or average.
+              #            
+              #            If you want to show percent change of a value use the following syntax:
+              #            {close.percents}
+              #            
+              #            If you want to show value change, use:
+              #            {close.change}
+              #            
+              #            Note, that the legend is not wrapped, so you should think about the length of your legend       
+              #            #
+              attr_accessor :stack_to
+              
+              #
+              #
+              attr_accessor :legend
+              
+              #
+              # xml attribute
+              #
+              attr_accessor :gid
+              
+              
+              #
+              #
+              class DataSources  
+                include Base
+                
+                VALUES = [:close]
+                #
+                #
+                attr_accessor :close
+              end
+              #
+              #
+              class Legend  
+                include Base
+                
+                VALUES = [:date,:period,:date_comparing,:period_comparing,:comparing_only,:digits_after_decimal]
+                #
+                #
+                attr_accessor :date
+                
+                #
+                #
+                attr_accessor :period
+                
+                #
+                #
+                attr_accessor :date_comparing
+                
+                #
+                #  [false] (true / false) If you set this to true, this graph will not have legend
+                #             entry, only comparing graphs will. #
+                attr_accessor :period_comparing
+                
+                #
+                #  defines how many numbers should be displayed after comma #
+                attr_accessor :comparing_only
+                
+                #
+                #  [number_format.digits_after_decimal.data] (Number) number of digits after decimal #
+                attr_accessor :digits_after_decimal
+                
+                
+                #
+                #  [number_format.digits_after_decimal.data] (Number) number of digits after decimal #
+                class DigitsAfterDecimal  
+                  include Base
+                  
+                  VALUES = [:data,:percents]
+                  #
+                  #  [number_format.digits_after_decimal.percents] (Number) the number of digits after 
+                  #                decimal when the values are recalculated to percents #
+                  attr_accessor :data
+                  
+                  #
+                  #
+                  attr_accessor :percents
+                end
+              end
+            end
+          end
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  [24] (12 / 24) The time in the legend and x axis might be displayed using 12 or 24 hour format #
+      class DateFormats  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:hour_format,:x_axis,:legend,:events]
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :hour_format
+        
+        #
+        #  [hh:mm:ss] #
+        attr_accessor :x_axis
+        
+        #
+        #  [hh:mm:ss] #
+        attr_accessor :legend
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :events
+        
+        
+        #
+        #  [hh:mm:ss] #
+        class XAxis  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:seconds,:minutes,:hours,:days,:months,:years]
+          #
+          #  [hh:mm] #
+          attr_accessor :seconds
+          
+          #
+          #  [hh:mm] #
+          attr_accessor :minutes
+          
+          #
+          #  [month DD] #
+          attr_accessor :hours
+          
+          #
+          #  [month] #
+          attr_accessor :days
+          
+          #
+          #  [YYYY] #
+          attr_accessor :months
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :years
+        end
+        #
+        #  [hh:mm:ss] #
+        class Legend  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:seconds,:minutes,:hours,:days,:weeks,:months,:years]
+          #
+          #  [hh:mm] #
+          attr_accessor :seconds
+          
+          #
+          #  [hh:mm] #
+          attr_accessor :minutes
+          
+          #
+          #  [month DD, YYYY] #
+          attr_accessor :hours
+          
+          #
+          #  [week of month DD, YYYY] #
+          attr_accessor :days
+          
+          #
+          #  [month YYYY] #
+          attr_accessor :weeks
+          
+          #
+          #  [YYYY] #
+          attr_accessor :months
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :years
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) whether to show data set selector or not #
+      class DataSetSelector  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:enabled,:position,:width,:text_size,:text_color,:max_comparing_count,:main_drop_down_title,:compare_list_box_title,:drop_down]
+        #
+        #  [right] (right / left) #
+        attr_accessor :enabled
+        
+        #
+        #  [180] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :position
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_size] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :width
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_color] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :text_size
+        
+        #
+        #  [3] (Number) in order to avoid mess, you can limit max number of data 
+        #     sets selected for comparing at a time #
+        attr_accessor :text_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :max_comparing_count
+        
+        #
+        #  [] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :main_drop_down_title
+        
+        #
+        #  style of a drop down and list box #
+        attr_accessor :compare_list_box_title
+        
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :drop_down
+        
+        
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+        class DropDown  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:bg_color,:bg_color_selected,:bg_color_hover,:text_size,:text_color,:text_color_selected,:border_color,:border_width,:scroller_color,:scroller_bg_color,:arrow_color,:corner_radius]
+          #
+          #  [#EEEEEE] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :bg_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [#DDDDDD] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :bg_color_selected
+          
+          #
+          #  [data_set_selector.text_size]#
+          attr_accessor :bg_color_hover
+          
+          #
+          #  [data_set_selector.text_color] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_size
+          
+          #
+          #  [data_set_selector.text_color] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_color_selected
+          
+          #
+          #  [0] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :border_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [#c7c7c7] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :border_width
+          
+          #
+          #  [#EFEFEF] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :scroller_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :scroller_bg_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [3] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :arrow_color
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :corner_radius
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) whether to show period selector or not #
+      class PeriodSelector  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:enabled,:custom_period_enabled,:position,:text_size,:text_color,:button,:input,:periods,:zoom_to_end,:periods_title,:custom_period_title,:from,:to]
+        #
+        #  [true] (true / false) whether to show custom period input fields or not #
+        attr_accessor :enabled
+        
+        #
+        #  [bottom] (top / bottom) period selector position #
+        attr_accessor :custom_period_enabled
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_size] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :position
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_color] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :text_size
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :text_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :button
+        
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] () #
+        attr_accessor :input
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :periods
+        
+        #
+        #  [] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :zoom_to_end
+        
+        #
+        #  [] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :periods_title
+        
+        #
+        #  [] (date) You can set start date from which the chart will be shown when loaded 
+        #     (the selected predefined period will be ignored if the date is set here) #
+        attr_accessor :custom_period_title
+        
+        #
+        #  [] (date) You can set end date util which the chart will be shown when loaded 
+        #     If you set "from" date and do not set "to" date, the last date of the data set will be used #
+        attr_accessor :from
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :to
+        
+        
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+        class Button  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:bg_color,:bg_color_hover,:bg_color_selected,:text_size,:text_color,:text_color_hover,:text_color_selected,:border_color,:border_color_hover,:border_color_selected,:border_width,:corner_radius]
+          #
+          #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :bg_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :bg_color_hover
+          
+          #
+          #  [period_selector.text_size] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :bg_color_selected
+          
+          #
+          #  [period_selector.text_color] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_size
+          
+          #
+          #  [period_selector.text_color] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [period_selector.text_color] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_color_hover
+          
+          #
+          #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_color_selected
+          
+          #
+          #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :border_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :border_color_hover
+          
+          #
+          #  [0] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :border_color_selected
+          
+          #
+          #  [3] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :border_width
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :corner_radius
+        end
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] () #
+        class Input  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:bg_color,:text_size,:text_color,:border_color,:border_width,:corner_radius]
+          #
+          #  [period_selector.text_size] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :bg_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [period_selector.text_color] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_size
+          
+          #
+          #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :text_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [0] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :border_color
+          
+          #
+          #  [3] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :border_width
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :corner_radius
+        end
+        #
+        #
+        class Periods  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:period]
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :period
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) #
+      class Header  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:enabled,:text,:margins,:text_size,:text_color,:bg_color,:bg_alpha,:border_alpha,:border_color,:border_width,:corner_radius]
+        #
+        #  [] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :enabled
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :text
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_size] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :margins
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_color] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :text_size
+        
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :text_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :bg_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :bg_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :border_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :border_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :border_width
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :corner_radius
+      end
+      #
+      #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+      class Balloon  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:bg_color,:bg_alpha,:text_color,:text_size,:border_color,:border_width,:border_alpha,:corner_radius]
+        #
+        #  [90] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :bg_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [#000000] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :bg_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_size] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :text_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [#b81d1b] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :text_size
+        
+        #
+        #  [2] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :border_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [100] (0 - 100) #
+        attr_accessor :border_width
+        
+        #
+        #  [5] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :border_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :corner_radius
+      end
+      #
+      #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+      class Background  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:color,:alpha,:border_color,:border_alpha]
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :color
+        
+        #
+        #  [#000000] #
+        attr_accessor :alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number)#
+        attr_accessor :border_color
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :border_alpha
+      end
+      #
+      #  [0] (Number) #
+      class PlotArea  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:margins,:bg_color,:bg_alpha,:border_alpha,:border_color,:border_width,:corner_radius]
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :margins
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :bg_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :bg_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [0xABABAB] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :border_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :border_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :border_width
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :corner_radius
+      end
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) #
+      class Scroller  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:enabled,:connect,:height,:graph_data_source,:bg_color,:bg_alpha,:selected_color,:graph_color,:graph_alpha,:graph_width,:graph_fill_alpha,:graph_selected_color,:graph_selected_alpha,:graph_selected_fill_alpha,:graph_selected_fill_color,:resize_button_style,:resize_button_color,:resize_pointer_color,:grid,:values,:playback]
+        #
+        #  [true] (true / false) whether to connect the data points with a line when some data is missing
+        #     between them #
+        attr_accessor :enabled
+        
+        #
+        #  [45] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :connect
+        
+        #
+        #  [] (column name) scrollers graph's data source #
+        attr_accessor :height
+        
+        #
+        #  [#EEEEEE] (hec code) #
+        attr_accessor :graph_data_source
+        
+        #
+        #  [100] (0 - 100) #
+        attr_accessor :bg_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code)  #
+        attr_accessor :bg_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) color of not selected graph #
+        attr_accessor :selected_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [50] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :graph_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :graph_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [20] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :graph_width
+        
+        #
+        #  [data_set.color] (hec code) #
+        attr_accessor :graph_fill_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [50] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :graph_selected_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [20] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :graph_selected_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [graph_selected_color] (hex code) The selected part of a graph can be filled with some color. 
+        #     If you separate two color codes with a comma here, the first one will be used to fill the part above 
+        #     the 0 and the second one - below the 0 #
+        attr_accessor :graph_selected_fill_alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [arrow] (arrow / dragger) #
+        attr_accessor :graph_selected_fill_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [#000000] (hex code) this setting is effective only if resize_button_style is set to "arrow" #
+        attr_accessor :resize_button_style
+        
+        #
+        #  [#000000] (hex code) #
+        attr_accessor :resize_button_color
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :resize_pointer_color
+        
+        #
+        #  [true] (true / false) #
+        attr_accessor :grid
+        
+        #
+        #  [true] (true / false) #
+        attr_accessor :values
+        
+        #
+        #  [false] (true / false) #
+        attr_accessor :playback
+        
+        
+        #
+        #  [true] (true / false) #
+        class Grid  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:enabled,:max_count,:color,:alpha,:dashed,:dash_lenght]
+          #
+          #  [5] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :enabled
+          
+          #
+          #  [#FFFFFF] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :max_count
+          
+          #
+          #  [40] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :color
+          
+          #
+          #  [false] (true / false) #
+          attr_accessor :alpha
+          
+          #
+          #  [5] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :dashed
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :dash_lenght
+        end
+        #
+        #  [true] (true / false) #
+        class Values  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:enabled,:text_color,:text_size]
+          #
+          #  [text_color] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :enabled
+          
+          #
+          #  [text_size] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :text_color
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :text_size
+        end
+        #
+        #  [false] (true / false) #
+        class Playback  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:enabled,:color,:color_hover,:speed,:max_speed,:loop,:speed_indicator]
+          #
+          #  [#000000] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :enabled
+          
+          #
+          #  [#CC0000] (hex code) #
+          attr_accessor :color
+          
+          #
+          #  [5] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :color_hover
+          
+          #
+          #  [10] (Number) #
+          attr_accessor :speed
+          
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) #
+          attr_accessor :max_speed
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :loop
+          
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) #
+          attr_accessor :speed_indicator
+          
+          
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) #
+          class SpeedIndicator  
+            include Base
+            
+            VALUES = [:enabled,:color,:bg_color]
+            #
+            #  [#000000] (hex code) #
+            attr_accessor :enabled
+            
+            #
+            #  [#ABABAB] (hex code) #
+            attr_accessor :color
+            
+            #
+            #
+            attr_accessor :bg_color
+          end
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  "function_name" specifies JavaScript function which will be called when user clicks on 
+      #      this menu. You can pass variables, for example: function_name="alert('something')".
+      #      "title" sets menu item text. Do not use for title: Show all, Zoom in, Zoom out, Print, Settings...     
+      #      You can have any number of custom menus. Uncomment the line below to enable this menu and add
+      #      apropriate JS function to your html file. #
+      class ContextMenu  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:menu,:default_items]
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :menu
+        
+        #
+        #  [false] (true / false) to show or not flash player zoom menu#
+        attr_accessor :default_items
+        
+        
+        #
+        #  [false] (true / false) to show or not flash player zoom menu#
+        class DefaultItems  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:zoom,:print]
+          #
+          #  [true] (true / false) to show or not flash player print menu#
+          attr_accessor :zoom
+          
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :print
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  [] (filename) if you set filename here, context menu (then user right clicks on flash movie)
+      #     "Export as image" will appear. This will allow user to export chart as an image. Collected image
+      #     data will be posted to this file name (use amstock/export.php or amstock/export.aspx) #
+      class ExportAsImage  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:file,:target,:color,:alpha,:text_color,:text_size]
+        #
+        #  [] (_blank, _top ...) target of a window in which export file must be called #
+        attr_accessor :file
+        
+        #
+        #  [#54b40a] (hex code) background color of "Collecting data" text #
+        attr_accessor :target
+        
+        #
+        #  [0] (0 - 100) background alpha #
+        attr_accessor :color
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_color] (hex color code) #
+        attr_accessor :alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_size] (Number) #
+        attr_accessor :text_color
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :text_size
+      end
+      #
+      #  [Processing data] (text) #
+      class Strings  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:processing_data,:loading_data,:wrong_date_format,:export_as_image,:collecting_data,:no_data,:months,:weekdays]
+        #
+        #  [Loading data] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :processing_data
+        
+        #
+        #  [Check date format] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :loading_data
+        
+        #
+        #  [Export as image] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :wrong_date_format
+        
+        #
+        #  [Collecting data] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :export_as_image
+        
+        #
+        #  [No data] (text) #
+        attr_accessor :collecting_data
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :no_data
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :months
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :weekdays
+        
+        
+        #
+        #
+        class Months  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:month]
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :month
+        end
+        #
+        #
+        class Weekdays  
+          include Base
+          
+          VALUES = [:day]
+          #
+          #
+          attr_accessor :day
+        end
+      end
+      #
+      #  [true] (true / false) #
+      class ErrorMessages  
+        include Base
+        
+        VALUES = [:enabled,:color,:alpha,:text_color,:text_size]
+        #
+        #  [#B81D1B] (hex color code) background color of error message #
+        attr_accessor :enabled
+        
+        #
+        #  [100] (0 - 100) background opacity #
+        attr_accessor :color
+        
+        #
+        #  [#FFFFFF] (hex color code) #
+        attr_accessor :alpha
+        
+        #
+        #  [text_size] (Number)#
+        attr_accessor :text_color
+        
+        #
+        #
+        attr_accessor :text_size
+      end    
+    end
+  end
+end