@sapui5/ts-types 1.114.0 → 1.115.0

package/types/sap.chart.d.ts

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-// For Library Version: 1.114.0
+// For Library Version: 1.115.0
 
 declare namespace sap {
   /**
@@ -225,9 +225,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
           | `{${string}}`;
 
         /**
-         * How the Dimension will influence the chart layout. Possible values are {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType
-         * category}, {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType series} or {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType
-         * category2}. The default is {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category}.
+         * How the Dimension will influence the chart layout. Possible values are {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category},
+         * {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType series} or {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category2}.
+         * The default is {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category}.
          *
          * You can create a new dimension as follow:
          * ```javascript
@@ -249,7 +249,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
         extends sap.chart.data.$DimensionSettings {
         /**
          * Level restriction to be applied to this hierarchy dimension. NOTE: Setting this property will cause initialization
-         * of drill stack. Getter of this property just returns level explicitly set by user, call {@link sap.chart.Chart#getDrillStack}
+         * of drill stack. Getter of this property just returns level explicitly set by user, call {@link sap.chart.Chart#getDrillStack }
          * and refer to 'hierarchylevel' if you need current level after drilling
          */
         level?:
@@ -286,12 +286,12 @@ declare namespace sap {
         valueFormat?: string | sap.ui.base.ManagedObject.PropertyBindingInfo;
 
         /**
-         * How values of Measure will be rendered in the chart. Possible role values are {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType
-         * axis1}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis2}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis3}, and
-         * {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis4}. The default is {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1}.
-         * They correspond to the well-known concepts of axis identifiers in the Cartesian coordinate system, e.g.
-         * a Y-axis in a bar/column/line chart, an X- and a Y-axis in a scatter chart, or two Y-axes in bar charts,
-         * and an optional third axis for the weight/size/intensity/temperature of a data point.
+         * How values of Measure will be rendered in the chart. Possible role values are {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1},
+         * {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis2}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis3}, and {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis4}.
+         * The default is {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1}. They correspond to the well-known concepts
+         * of axis identifiers in the Cartesian coordinate system, e.g. a Y-axis in a bar/column/line chart, an
+         * X- and a Y-axis in a scatter chart, or two Y-axes in bar charts, and an optional third axis for the weight/size/intensity/temperature
+         * of a data point.
          *
          * You can create a new measure as follow:
          * ```javascript
@@ -312,7 +312,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
          * The semantics of the measure.
          *
          * **NOTE:** Dimension-based coloring (see {@link sap.chart.Chart#setColorings}) does not work when semantics
-         * is set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference}
+         * is set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference }
          * for visible measure(s).
          *
          * **NOTE:** In Bullet chart measure defined as "Reference" maps to targetValues and "Projected" maps to
@@ -489,9 +489,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * Gets current value of property {@link #getRole role}.
          *
-         * How the Dimension will influence the chart layout. Possible values are {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType
-         * category}, {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType series} or {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType
-         * category2}. The default is {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category}.
+         * How the Dimension will influence the chart layout. Possible values are {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category},
+         * {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType series} or {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category2}.
+         * The default is {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category}.
          *
          * You can create a new dimension as follow:
          * ```javascript
@@ -588,9 +588,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * Sets a new value for property {@link #getRole role}.
          *
-         * How the Dimension will influence the chart layout. Possible values are {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType
-         * category}, {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType series} or {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType
-         * category2}. The default is {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category}.
+         * How the Dimension will influence the chart layout. Possible values are {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category},
+         * {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType series} or {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category2}.
+         * The default is {@link sap.chart.data.DimensionRoleType category}.
          *
          * You can create a new dimension as follow:
          * ```javascript
@@ -724,7 +724,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
          * Gets current value of property {@link #getLevel level}.
          *
          * Level restriction to be applied to this hierarchy dimension. NOTE: Setting this property will cause initialization
-         * of drill stack. Getter of this property just returns level explicitly set by user, call {@link sap.chart.Chart#getDrillStack}
+         * of drill stack. Getter of this property just returns level explicitly set by user, call {@link sap.chart.Chart#getDrillStack }
          * and refer to 'hierarchylevel' if you need current level after drilling
          *
          * Default value is `0`.
@@ -736,7 +736,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
          * Sets a new value for property {@link #getLevel level}.
          *
          * Level restriction to be applied to this hierarchy dimension. NOTE: Setting this property will cause initialization
-         * of drill stack. Getter of this property just returns level explicitly set by user, call {@link sap.chart.Chart#getDrillStack}
+         * of drill stack. Getter of this property just returns level explicitly set by user, call {@link sap.chart.Chart#getDrillStack }
          * and refer to 'hierarchylevel' if you need current level after drilling
          *
          * When called with a value of `null` or `undefined`, the default value of the property will be restored.
@@ -864,12 +864,12 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * Gets current value of property {@link #getRole role}.
          *
-         * How values of Measure will be rendered in the chart. Possible role values are {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType
-         * axis1}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis2}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis3}, and
-         * {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis4}. The default is {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1}.
-         * They correspond to the well-known concepts of axis identifiers in the Cartesian coordinate system, e.g.
-         * a Y-axis in a bar/column/line chart, an X- and a Y-axis in a scatter chart, or two Y-axes in bar charts,
-         * and an optional third axis for the weight/size/intensity/temperature of a data point.
+         * How values of Measure will be rendered in the chart. Possible role values are {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1},
+         * {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis2}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis3}, and {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis4}.
+         * The default is {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1}. They correspond to the well-known concepts
+         * of axis identifiers in the Cartesian coordinate system, e.g. a Y-axis in a bar/column/line chart, an
+         * X- and a Y-axis in a scatter chart, or two Y-axes in bar charts, and an optional third axis for the weight/size/intensity/temperature
+         * of a data point.
          *
          * You can create a new measure as follow:
          * ```javascript
@@ -906,7 +906,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
          * The semantics of the measure.
          *
          * **NOTE:** Dimension-based coloring (see {@link sap.chart.Chart#setColorings}) does not work when semantics
-         * is set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference}
+         * is set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference }
          * for visible measure(s).
          *
          * **NOTE:** In Bullet chart measure defined as "Reference" maps to targetValues and "Projected" maps to
@@ -990,12 +990,12 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * Sets a new value for property {@link #getRole role}.
          *
-         * How values of Measure will be rendered in the chart. Possible role values are {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType
-         * axis1}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis2}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis3}, and
-         * {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis4}. The default is {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1}.
-         * They correspond to the well-known concepts of axis identifiers in the Cartesian coordinate system, e.g.
-         * a Y-axis in a bar/column/line chart, an X- and a Y-axis in a scatter chart, or two Y-axes in bar charts,
-         * and an optional third axis for the weight/size/intensity/temperature of a data point.
+         * How values of Measure will be rendered in the chart. Possible role values are {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1},
+         * {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis2}, {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis3}, and {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis4}.
+         * The default is {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureRoleType axis1}. They correspond to the well-known concepts
+         * of axis identifiers in the Cartesian coordinate system, e.g. a Y-axis in a bar/column/line chart, an
+         * X- and a Y-axis in a scatter chart, or two Y-axes in bar charts, and an optional third axis for the weight/size/intensity/temperature
+         * of a data point.
          *
          * You can create a new measure as follow:
          * ```javascript
@@ -1046,7 +1046,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
          * The semantics of the measure.
          *
          * **NOTE:** Dimension-based coloring (see {@link sap.chart.Chart#setColorings}) does not work when semantics
-         * is set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference}
+         * is set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference }
          * for visible measure(s).
          *
          * **NOTE:** In Bullet chart measure defined as "Reference" maps to targetValues and "Projected" maps to
@@ -1292,16 +1292,16 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * General Rules for all chart types
          * 	 - All measues with role "axis1" are assigned to feed uid "valueaxis". All measures with role "axis2"
-         * 			are assigned to feed uid "valueaxis2". All measures with role "axis3" are assigned to feed uid "bubbleWidth".
+         *     are assigned to feed uid "valueaxis2". All measures with role "axis3" are assigned to feed uid "bubbleWidth".
          *
          * 	 - If a chart type does not use the feed uid "valueaxis2", then all measures with role "axis2" are treated
-         * 			as measures with role "axis1".
+         *     as measures with role "axis1".
          * 	 - If a chart type requires at least 1 measure on the feed uid "valueaxis" (true for all non-"dual"
-         * 			chart types), but there is no measure with role "axis1", then the first measure with role "axis2" is
-         * 			assigned to feed uid "valueaxis"
+         *     chart types), but there is no measure with role "axis1", then the first measure with role "axis2" is
+         *     assigned to feed uid "valueaxis"
          * 	 - If the chart type requires at least one measure on the feed uid "valueaxis2" (true for all "dual"
-         * 			chart types"), but there is no measure with role "axis2", then the first measure with role "axis3" or
-         * 			"axis4" or (if not exists) the last measure with role "axis1" is assigned to feed uid "valueaxis2".
+         *     chart types"), but there is no measure with role "axis2", then the first measure with role "axis3" or
+         *     "axis4" or (if not exists) the last measure with role "axis1" is assigned to feed uid "valueaxis2".
          */
         axis1 = "axis1",
         /**
@@ -1443,7 +1443,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * 	 - Time charts did not enable pagination yet
        * 	 - Series color might be inconsistent before/after jump pages
        * 	 - OData V4 Model with relative binding is not supported in pagination  Please refer to release
-       * 			notes for details.
+       *     notes for details.
        */
       enablePagination?:
         | boolean
@@ -1493,7 +1493,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * **NOTE:** Dimension-based coloring does not work when {@link sap.chart.data.Measure#setSemantics} is
-       * set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference}
+       * set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference }
        * for visible measure(s).
        *
        * Refer to
@@ -1514,7 +1514,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * 	 - coloring: **mandatory**, specify which kind of coloring should take effect in current chart layout.
-       * 			Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ColoringType} parameters:
+       *     Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ColoringType} parameters:
        * 	 `Criticality` supports two parameters: `"dimension"` and `"measure"`. Both are **optional**, one (and
        * only one) must be provided. This setting disambiguates when multiple colorings for different visible
        * dimensions and measures are applicable.
@@ -1522,8 +1522,8 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * `"measure"` supports two input types:
        * 	 - `string` for single measure name
        * 	 - `string[]` of multiple measure names(only supported in **static**), which is relevant in case of
-       * 			a **static** measure criticality defined on multiple measures.  `"dimension"` holds the dimension
-       * 			name as string value.   `Emphasis` supports only one parameter: `"dimension"` which is **optional**.
+       *     a **static** measure criticality defined on multiple measures.  `"dimension"` holds the dimension
+       *     name as string value.   `Emphasis` supports only one parameter: `"dimension"` which is **optional**.
        *
        * `"dimension"` holds the dimension name as string value.
        *
@@ -1550,28 +1550,28 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * 	 - scaleBehavior: **optional**, determines whether or not all value axes in the chart should have a
-       * 			fixed scale. Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ScaleBehavior}. The default value is sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale.
-       * 			In order to apply a fixed scale, boundary values for minimum and maximum must have been specified for
-       * 			all visible measures, and the axes boundaries are then created from the largest maximum and the smallest
-       * 			minimum value of the measures put on the respective axis. If any visible measure lacks this information,
-       * 			or scaleBehavior is set to sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale, the chart will apply an automatic scaling
-       * 			for all value axes.
+       *     fixed scale. Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ScaleBehavior}. The default value is sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale.
+       *     In order to apply a fixed scale, boundary values for minimum and maximum must have been specified for
+       *     all visible measures, and the axes boundaries are then created from the largest maximum and the smallest
+       *     minimum value of the measures put on the respective axis. If any visible measure lacks this information,
+       *     or scaleBehavior is set to sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale, the chart will apply an automatic scaling
+       *     for all value axes.
        * 	 - fixedScaleSettings:
        * 	measureBoundaryValues: An object holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum” values for all the measures.
        * Stacked chart with only one measure also uses this object to describe the fixed “minimum” and “maximum”
        * value.
        * 	 `measure` Measure name
        * 	 - stackedMultipleMeasureBoundaryValues: An array of objects holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum”
-       * 			values only for stacked chart with multiple measures.
+       *     values only for stacked chart with multiple measures.
        * 	 `measures` the array of measure name applied to the axis.
        * 	 -  `boundaryValues：` An object holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum” value all the measures applied
-       * 			to certain axis.
+       *     to certain axis.
        * 	 - autoScaleSettings:
        * 	 `zeroAlwaysVisible` forces the value axis to always display the zero value (only a few chart types
        * support the opposite), which is **optional**. The default value is true.
        * 	 -  `syncWith` selects how the chart adapts the value axis to the data: The axis boundaries may be determined
-       * 			from the loaded data, which is **optional**. The default value is "DataSet". Possible values refer to
-       * 			{@link sap.chart.AutoScaleMode}.
+       *     from the loaded data, which is **optional**. The default value is "DataSet". Possible values refer to
+       *     {@link sap.chart.AutoScaleMode}.
        *
        * Example:
        * ```javascript
@@ -1665,12 +1665,16 @@ declare namespace sap {
       /**
        * fired after a drill-down operation
        */
-      drilledDown?: (oEvent: sap.ui.base.Event) => void;
+      drilledDown?: (
+        oEvent: sap.ui.base.Event<sap.chart.$ChartDrilledDownEventParameters>
+      ) => void;
 
       /**
        * fired after a drill-up operation
        */
-      drilledUp?: (oEvent: sap.ui.base.Event) => void;
+      drilledUp?: (
+        oEvent: sap.ui.base.Event<sap.chart.$ChartDrilledUpEventParameters>
+      ) => void;
 
       /**
        * Event fires when the rendering ends.
@@ -1695,12 +1699,36 @@ declare namespace sap {
       valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff?: (oEvent: sap.ui.base.Event) => void;
 
       /**
-       * Event fires when drill stack changed. API that relies on drill stack like {@link #drillDown}, {@link
-       * #drillUp} shall be called in this event or after chart is rendered
+       * Event fires when drill stack changed. API that relies on drill stack like {@link #drillDown}, {@link #drillUp }
+       * shall be called in this event or after chart is rendered
        */
       drillStackChanged?: (oEvent: sap.ui.base.Event) => void;
     }
 
+    interface $ChartDeselectDataEventParameters {}
+
+    interface $ChartDrilledDownEventParameters {
+      /**
+       * array of strings holding the names of the added dimensions
+       */
+      dimensions?: string[];
+    }
+
+    interface $ChartDrilledUpEventParameters {
+      /**
+       * array of strings holding the names of the removed dimensions
+       */
+      dimensions?: string[];
+    }
+
+    interface $ChartDrillStackChangedEventParameters {}
+
+    interface $ChartRenderCompleteEventParameters {}
+
+    interface $ChartSelectDataEventParameters {}
+
+    interface $ChartValueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOffEventParameters {}
+
     /**
      * Enumeration for supported chart types in analytical chart
      */
@@ -1860,7 +1888,6 @@ declare namespace sap {
        */
       Waterfall: undefined;
     }
-    const ChartType: ChartType;
 
     /**
      * @SINCE 1.32.0
@@ -2103,7 +2130,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * The function to be called when the event occurs
          */
-        fnFunction: (p1: sap.ui.base.Event) => void,
+        fnFunction: (
+          p1: sap.ui.base.Event<sap.chart.$ChartDrilledDownEventParameters>
+        ) => void,
         /**
          * Context object to call the event handler with. Defaults to this `sap.chart.Chart` itself
          */
@@ -2123,7 +2152,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * The function to be called when the event occurs
          */
-        fnFunction: (p1: sap.ui.base.Event) => void,
+        fnFunction: (
+          p1: sap.ui.base.Event<sap.chart.$ChartDrilledDownEventParameters>
+        ) => void,
         /**
          * Context object to call the event handler with. Defaults to this `sap.chart.Chart` itself
          */
@@ -2148,7 +2179,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * The function to be called when the event occurs
          */
-        fnFunction: (p1: sap.ui.base.Event) => void,
+        fnFunction: (
+          p1: sap.ui.base.Event<sap.chart.$ChartDrilledUpEventParameters>
+        ) => void,
         /**
          * Context object to call the event handler with. Defaults to this `sap.chart.Chart` itself
          */
@@ -2168,7 +2201,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * The function to be called when the event occurs
          */
-        fnFunction: (p1: sap.ui.base.Event) => void,
+        fnFunction: (
+          p1: sap.ui.base.Event<sap.chart.$ChartDrilledUpEventParameters>
+        ) => void,
         /**
          * Context object to call the event handler with. Defaults to this `sap.chart.Chart` itself
          */
@@ -2181,8 +2216,8 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * When called, the context of the event handler (its `this`) will be bound to `oListener` if specified,
        * otherwise it will be bound to this `sap.chart.Chart` itself.
        *
-       * Event fires when drill stack changed. API that relies on drill stack like {@link #drillDown}, {@link
-       * #drillUp} shall be called in this event or after chart is rendered
+       * Event fires when drill stack changed. API that relies on drill stack like {@link #drillDown}, {@link #drillUp }
+       * shall be called in this event or after chart is rendered
        *
        * @returns Reference to `this` in order to allow method chaining
        */
@@ -2208,8 +2243,8 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * When called, the context of the event handler (its `this`) will be bound to `oListener` if specified,
        * otherwise it will be bound to this `sap.chart.Chart` itself.
        *
-       * Event fires when drill stack changed. API that relies on drill stack like {@link #drillDown}, {@link
-       * #drillUp} shall be called in this event or after chart is rendered
+       * Event fires when drill stack changed. API that relies on drill stack like {@link #drillDown}, {@link #drillUp }
+       * shall be called in this event or after chart is rendered
        *
        * @returns Reference to `this` in order to allow method chaining
        */
@@ -2318,7 +2353,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
         oListener?: object
       ): this;
       /**
-       * Attaches event handler `fnFunction` to the {@link #event:valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff}
+       * Attaches event handler `fnFunction` to the {@link #event:valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff }
        * event of this `sap.chart.Chart`.
        *
        * When called, the context of the event handler (its `this`) will be bound to `oListener` if specified,
@@ -2344,7 +2379,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
         oListener?: object
       ): this;
       /**
-       * Attaches event handler `fnFunction` to the {@link #event:valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff}
+       * Attaches event handler `fnFunction` to the {@link #event:valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff }
        * event of this `sap.chart.Chart`.
        *
        * When called, the context of the event handler (its `this`) will be bound to `oListener` if specified,
@@ -2427,7 +2462,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * The function to be called, when the event occurs
          */
-        fnFunction: (p1: sap.ui.base.Event) => void,
+        fnFunction: (
+          p1: sap.ui.base.Event<sap.chart.$ChartDrilledDownEventParameters>
+        ) => void,
         /**
          * Context object on which the given function had to be called
          */
@@ -2444,7 +2481,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * The function to be called, when the event occurs
          */
-        fnFunction: (p1: sap.ui.base.Event) => void,
+        fnFunction: (
+          p1: sap.ui.base.Event<sap.chart.$ChartDrilledUpEventParameters>
+        ) => void,
         /**
          * Context object on which the given function had to be called
          */
@@ -2504,7 +2543,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
         oListener?: object
       ): this;
       /**
-       * Detaches event handler `fnFunction` from the {@link #event:valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff}
+       * Detaches event handler `fnFunction` from the {@link #event:valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff valueAxisFixedScaleTurnedOff }
        * event of this `sap.chart.Chart`.
        *
        * The passed function and listener object must match the ones used for event registration.
@@ -2527,7 +2566,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * The drill down Dimension(s) must present in the Dimension aggregation and must NOT present in previous
        * drill down or be visible already.
        *
-       * **NOTE:** parameter `oBindingInfo.length` during {@link sap.ui.base.ManagedObject#bindAggregation bindAggregation}
+       * **NOTE:** parameter `oBindingInfo.length` during {@link sap.ui.base.ManagedObject#bindAggregation bindAggregation }
        * of {@link #getData data} always takes effect in drill workflow.
        */
       drillDown(
@@ -2539,7 +2578,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
       /**
        * Drill up to previous drill down state, only works when the property isAnalytical is true.
        *
-       * **NOTE:** parameter `oBindingInfo.length` during {@link sap.ui.base.ManagedObject#bindAggregation bindAggregation}
+       * **NOTE:** parameter `oBindingInfo.length` during {@link sap.ui.base.ManagedObject#bindAggregation bindAggregation }
        * of {@link #getData data} always takes effect in drill workflow.
        */
       drillUp(
@@ -2593,12 +2632,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * Parameters to pass along with the event
          */
-        mParameters?: {
-          /**
-           * array of strings holding the names of the added dimensions
-           */
-          dimensions?: string[];
-        }
+        mParameters?: sap.chart.$ChartDrilledDownEventParameters
       ): this;
       /**
        * @PROTECTED - DO NOT USE IN APPLICATIONS (only for related classes in the framework)
@@ -2611,12 +2645,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
         /**
          * Parameters to pass along with the event
          */
-        mParameters?: {
-          /**
-           * array of strings holding the names of the removed dimensions
-           */
-          dimensions?: string[];
-        }
+        mParameters?: sap.chart.$ChartDrilledUpEventParameters
       ): this;
       /**
        * @PROTECTED - DO NOT USE IN APPLICATIONS (only for related classes in the framework)
@@ -2680,7 +2709,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * 	 - coloring: **mandatory**, specify which kind of coloring should take effect in current chart layout.
-       * 			Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ColoringType} parameters:
+       *     Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ColoringType} parameters:
        * 	 `Criticality` supports two parameters: `"dimension"` and `"measure"`. Both are **optional**, one (and
        * only one) must be provided. This setting disambiguates when multiple colorings for different visible
        * dimensions and measures are applicable.
@@ -2688,8 +2717,8 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * `"measure"` supports two input types:
        * 	 - `string` for single measure name
        * 	 - `string[]` of multiple measure names(only supported in **static**), which is relevant in case of
-       * 			a **static** measure criticality defined on multiple measures.  `"dimension"` holds the dimension
-       * 			name as string value.   `Emphasis` supports only one parameter: `"dimension"` which is **optional**.
+       *     a **static** measure criticality defined on multiple measures.  `"dimension"` holds the dimension
+       *     name as string value.   `Emphasis` supports only one parameter: `"dimension"` which is **optional**.
        *
        * `"dimension"` holds the dimension name as string value.
        *
@@ -2767,7 +2796,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * **NOTE:** Dimension-based coloring does not work when {@link sap.chart.data.Measure#setSemantics} is
-       * set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference}
+       * set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference }
        * for visible measure(s).
        *
        * Refer to
@@ -2831,7 +2860,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * 	 - Time charts did not enable pagination yet
        * 	 - Series color might be inconsistent before/after jump pages
        * 	 - OData V4 Model with relative binding is not supported in pagination  Please refer to release
-       * 			notes for details.
+       *     notes for details.
        *
        * Default value is `false`.
        *
@@ -3032,28 +3061,28 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * 	 - scaleBehavior: **optional**, determines whether or not all value axes in the chart should have a
-       * 			fixed scale. Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ScaleBehavior}. The default value is sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale.
-       * 			In order to apply a fixed scale, boundary values for minimum and maximum must have been specified for
-       * 			all visible measures, and the axes boundaries are then created from the largest maximum and the smallest
-       * 			minimum value of the measures put on the respective axis. If any visible measure lacks this information,
-       * 			or scaleBehavior is set to sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale, the chart will apply an automatic scaling
-       * 			for all value axes.
+       *     fixed scale. Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ScaleBehavior}. The default value is sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale.
+       *     In order to apply a fixed scale, boundary values for minimum and maximum must have been specified for
+       *     all visible measures, and the axes boundaries are then created from the largest maximum and the smallest
+       *     minimum value of the measures put on the respective axis. If any visible measure lacks this information,
+       *     or scaleBehavior is set to sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale, the chart will apply an automatic scaling
+       *     for all value axes.
        * 	 - fixedScaleSettings:
        * 	measureBoundaryValues: An object holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum” values for all the measures.
        * Stacked chart with only one measure also uses this object to describe the fixed “minimum” and “maximum”
        * value.
        * 	 `measure` Measure name
        * 	 - stackedMultipleMeasureBoundaryValues: An array of objects holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum”
-       * 			values only for stacked chart with multiple measures.
+       *     values only for stacked chart with multiple measures.
        * 	 `measures` the array of measure name applied to the axis.
        * 	 -  `boundaryValues：` An object holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum” value all the measures applied
-       * 			to certain axis.
+       *     to certain axis.
        * 	 - autoScaleSettings:
        * 	 `zeroAlwaysVisible` forces the value axis to always display the zero value (only a few chart types
        * support the opposite), which is **optional**. The default value is true.
        * 	 -  `syncWith` selects how the chart adapts the value axis to the data: The axis boundaries may be determined
-       * 			from the loaded data, which is **optional**. The default value is "DataSet". Possible values refer to
-       * 			{@link sap.chart.AutoScaleMode}.
+       *     from the loaded data, which is **optional**. The default value is "DataSet". Possible values refer to
+       *     {@link sap.chart.AutoScaleMode}.
        *
        * Example:
        * ```javascript
@@ -3387,7 +3416,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * 	 - coloring: **mandatory**, specify which kind of coloring should take effect in current chart layout.
-       * 			Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ColoringType} parameters:
+       *     Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ColoringType} parameters:
        * 	 `Criticality` supports two parameters: `"dimension"` and `"measure"`. Both are **optional**, one (and
        * only one) must be provided. This setting disambiguates when multiple colorings for different visible
        * dimensions and measures are applicable.
@@ -3395,8 +3424,8 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * `"measure"` supports two input types:
        * 	 - `string` for single measure name
        * 	 - `string[]` of multiple measure names(only supported in **static**), which is relevant in case of
-       * 			a **static** measure criticality defined on multiple measures.  `"dimension"` holds the dimension
-       * 			name as string value.   `Emphasis` supports only one parameter: `"dimension"` which is **optional**.
+       *     a **static** measure criticality defined on multiple measures.  `"dimension"` holds the dimension
+       *     name as string value.   `Emphasis` supports only one parameter: `"dimension"` which is **optional**.
        *
        * `"dimension"` holds the dimension name as string value.
        *
@@ -3460,7 +3489,7 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * **NOTE:** Dimension-based coloring does not work when {@link sap.chart.data.Measure#setSemantics} is
-       * set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference}
+       * set to {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Projected} or {@link sap.chart.data.MeasureSemantics.Reference }
        * for visible measure(s).
        *
        * Refer to
@@ -3517,9 +3546,9 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        * 	 - Time charts did not enable pagination yet
        * 	 - Series color might be inconsistent before/after jump pages
-       * 	 - parameter `oBindingInfo.length` during {@link sap.ui.base.ManagedObject#bindAggregation bindAggregation}
-       * 			of {@link #getData data} will not be respected in value axis scale  Please refer to release notes
-       * 			for details.
+       * 	 - parameter `oBindingInfo.length` during {@link sap.ui.base.ManagedObject#bindAggregation bindAggregation }
+       *     of {@link #getData data} will not be respected in value axis scale  Please refer to release notes
+       *     for details.
        *
        * When called with a value of null or undefined, the default value of the property will be restored.
        *
@@ -3755,28 +3784,28 @@ declare namespace sap {
        *
        *
        * 	 - scaleBehavior: **optional**, determines whether or not all value axes in the chart should have a
-       * 			fixed scale. Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ScaleBehavior}. The default value is sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale.
-       * 			In order to apply a fixed scale, boundary values for minimum and maximum must have been specified for
-       * 			all visible measures, and the axes boundaries are then created from the largest maximum and the smallest
-       * 			minimum value of the measures put on the respective axis. If any visible measure lacks this information,
-       * 			or scaleBehavior is set to sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale, the chart will apply an automatic scaling
-       * 			for all value axes.
+       *     fixed scale. Possible values refer to {@link sap.chart.ScaleBehavior}. The default value is sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale.
+       *     In order to apply a fixed scale, boundary values for minimum and maximum must have been specified for
+       *     all visible measures, and the axes boundaries are then created from the largest maximum and the smallest
+       *     minimum value of the measures put on the respective axis. If any visible measure lacks this information,
+       *     or scaleBehavior is set to sap.chart.ScaleBehavior.AutoScale, the chart will apply an automatic scaling
+       *     for all value axes.
        * 	 - fixedScaleSettings:
        * 	measureBoundaryValues: An object holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum” values for all the measures.
        * Stacked chart with only one measure also uses this object to describe the fixed “minimum” and “maximum”
        * value.
        * 	 `measure` Measure name
        * 	 - stackedMultipleMeasureBoundaryValues: An array of objects holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum”
-       * 			values only for stacked chart with multiple measures.
+       *     values only for stacked chart with multiple measures.
        * 	 `measures` the array of measure name applied to the axis.
        * 	 -  `boundaryValues：` An object holding the fixed “minimum” and “maximum” value all the measures applied
-       * 			to certain axis.
+       *     to certain axis.
        * 	 - autoScaleSettings:
        * 	 `zeroAlwaysVisible` forces the value axis to always display the zero value (only a few chart types
        * support the opposite), which is **optional**. The default value is true.
        * 	 -  `syncWith` selects how the chart adapts the value axis to the data: The axis boundaries may be determined
-       * 			from the loaded data, which is **optional**. The default value is "DataSet". Possible values refer to
-       * 			{@link sap.chart.AutoScaleMode}.
+       *     from the loaded data, which is **optional**. The default value is "DataSet". Possible values refer to
+       *     {@link sap.chart.AutoScaleMode}.
        *
        * Example:
        * ```javascript
@@ -4099,13 +4128,13 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * Thresholds are optional. For unassigned values, defaults are determined in this order:
        *
        * - For DeviationRange, an omitted LowValue translates into the smallest possible number (-INF), an omitted
-       * 			HighValue translates into the largest possible number (+INF)
+       *     HighValue translates into the largest possible number (+INF)
        *
        * - For ToleranceRange, an omitted LowValue will be initialized with DeviationRangeLowValue, an omitted
-       * 			HighValue will be initialized with DeviationRangeHighValue
+       *     HighValue will be initialized with DeviationRangeHighValue
        *
        * - For AcceptanceRange, an omitted LowValue will be initialized with ToleranceRangeLowValue, an omitted
-       * 			HighValue will be initialized with ToleranceRangeHighValue
+       *     HighValue will be initialized with ToleranceRangeHighValue
        *
        * Please refer to {@link sap.chart.coloring.ImprovementDirectionType} for detailed usage.
        * ```javascript
@@ -4158,13 +4187,13 @@ declare namespace sap {
        * Thresholds are optional. For unassigned values, defaults are determined in this order:
        *
        * - For DeviationRange, an omitted LowValue translates into the smallest possible number (-INF), an omitted
-       * 			HighValue translates into the largest possible number (+INF)
+       *     HighValue translates into the largest possible number (+INF)
        *
        * - For ToleranceRange, an omitted LowValue will be initialized with DeviationRangeLowValue, an omitted
-       * 			HighValue will be initialized with DeviationRangeHighValue
+       *     HighValue will be initialized with DeviationRangeHighValue
        *
        * - For AcceptanceRange, an omitted LowValue will be initialized with ToleranceRangeLowValue, an omitted
-       * 			HighValue will be initialized with ToleranceRangeHighValue
+       *     HighValue will be initialized with ToleranceRangeHighValue
        *
        * Also Aggregation level (the visible dimensions) must be specified for providing the context for assessing
        * the criticality.