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Class JXG.Board


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JXG.Board controls all properties and methods used to manage a geonext board like managing geometric elements, managing mouse and touch events, etc. You probably don't want to use this constructor directly. Please use JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard to initialize a board.

Defined in: board.js.

Class Summary
Constructor Attributes Constructor Name and Description
 
JXG.Board(container, renderer, id, origin, zoomX, zoomY, unitX, unitY, canvasWidth, canvasHeight, attributes)
Constructs a new Board object.
Attributes Summary
Field Attributes Field Name and Description
 
Time (in msec) between two animation steps.
 
Show default axis.
 
Bounding box of the visible area in user coordinates.
 
Enable browser scrolling on touch interfaces if the user double taps into an empty region of the board.
 
Attributes for the default axes in case of the attribute axis:true in JXG.JSXGraph#initBoard.
 
Description string for the board.
 
Supply the document object.
 
Control the possibilities for dragging objects.
 
Attribute(s) to control the fullscreen icon.
 
If set true and hasPoint() is true for both an element and it's label, the element (and not the label) is taken as drag element.
 
Support for internationalization of number formatting.
 
If set to true, the ratio between horizontal and vertical unit sizes stays constant - independent of size changes of the hosting HTML div element.
 
Control using the keyboard to change the construction.
 
If enabled, user activities are logged in array "board.userLog".
 
Maximal bounding box of the visible area in user coordinates.
 
Maximum frame rate of the board, i.e.
 
Maximum number of digits in automatic label generation.
 
Change redraw strategy in SVG rendering engine.
 
Element which listens to move events of the pointing device.
 
A number that will be added to the absolute position of the board used in mouse coordinate calculations in JXG.Board#getCoordsTopLeftCorner.
 
A number that will be added to the absolute position of the board used in mouse coordinate calculations in JXG.Board#getCoordsTopLeftCorner.
 
pan
Control the possibilities for panning interaction (i.e.
 
Allow user interaction by registering pointer events (including mouse and touch events), fullscreen, keyboard, resize, and zoom events.
 
Default rendering engine.
 
Control if JSXGraph reacts to resizing of the JSXGraph container element by the user / browser.
 
Attributes to control the screenshot function.
 
Control the possibilities for a selection rectangle.
 
Show a button which allows to clear all traces of a board.
 
Show copyright string in canvas.
 
Show a button in the navigation bar to start fullscreen mode.
 
If true, the infobox is shown on mouse/pen over for all points which have set their attribute showInfobox to 'inherit'.
 
Display of navigation arrows and zoom buttons in the navigation bar.
 
Show a button in the navigation bar to force reload of a construction.
 
Show a button in the navigation bar to enable screenshots.
 
Display of zoom buttons in the navigation bar.
 
If true the first element of the set JXG.board.objects having hasPoint==true is taken as drag element.
 
If true, when read from a file or string - the size of the div can be changed by the construction text.
 
Set a visual theme for a board.
 
Title string for the board.
 
Set a viewport of the board.
 
Control the possibilities for zoom interaction.
 
Zoom factor in horizontal direction.
 
Zoom factor in vertical direction.
Field Summary
Field Attributes Field Name and Description
<private>  
Keeps a list of pointer devices which are currently touching the screen.
<private>  
Offset for large coords elements like images
<private>  
Stores the input device used in the last down or move event.
<private>  
A flag which tells us if a resize is in process
<private>  
A flag which tells us if the user is scrolling the viewport
 
Alias of JXG.Board.on.
 
Stores all the objects that are currently running an animation.
 
Board attributes
<constant>  
Board is in drag mode, objects aren't highlighted on mouse over and the object referenced in JXG.Board#mouse is updated on mouse movement.
<constant>  
In this mode a mouse move changes the origin's screen coordinates.
<constant>  
Board is in no special mode, objects are highlighted on mouse over and objects may be clicked to start drag&drop.
<constant>  
Update is made with high quality, e.g.
<constant>  
Update is made with high quality, e.g.
<constant>  
Update is made with low quality, e.g.
<private>  
Canvas Height
<private>  
Canvas width.
 
The html-id of the html element containing the board.
 
Pointer to the html element containing the board.
 
Cached result of getCoordsTopLeftCorner for touch/mouseMove-Events to save some DOM operations.
 
The current color blindness deficiency is stored in this property.
 
An array containing all other boards that are updated after this board has been updated.
 
Dimension of the board.
 
Collects all elements that triggered a mouse down event.
 
The distance from the mouse to the dragged object in x direction when the user clicked the mouse button.
 
The distance from the mouse to the dragged object in y direction when the user clicked the mouse button.
 
The last position where a drag event has been fired.
 
An associative array / dictionary to store the objects of the board by name.
 
Collects all elements that have keyboard focus.
 
If GEONExT constructions are displayed, then this property should be set to true.
<private>  
Grids keeps track of all grids attached to this board.
 
An associative array containing all groups belonging to the board.
 
A flag which tells if the board registers mouse events.
 
A flag which tells if the board the JXG.Board#mouseUpListener is currently registered.
 
A flag which stores if the board registered pointer events.
 
A flag which tells us if the board has a pointerUp event registered at the moment.
 
A flag which tells if the board the JXG.Board#touchEndListener is currently registered.
 
A flag which tells if the board registers touch events.
 
A flag which stores if the board registered zoom events, i.e.
 
An associative array containing all highlighted elements belonging to the board.
 
During the update process this is set to false to prevent an endless loop.
 
A flag which tells us if the user is selecting
 
If true updates are skipped.
<private>  
Keep aspect ratio if bounding box is set and the width/height ratio differs from the width/height ratio of the canvas.
 
The board mode the board is currently in.
 
References to the object that is dragged with the mouse on the board.
 
Full updates are needed after zoom and axis translates.
 
Number of objects ever created on this board.
 
An associative array containing all geometric objects belonging to the board.
 
An array containing all geometric objects on the board in the order of construction.
 
Some standard options
<private>  
Coordinates of the boards origin.
 
Contains the last time (epoch, msec) since the last getCoordsTopLeftCorner call which was not thrown away.
 
If reducedUpdate is set to true then only the dragged element and few (e.g.
 
Alias of JXG.Board.off.
 
A bounding box for the selection
 
A flag which tells us if the board is in the selecting mode
 
Keeps track on touched elements, like JXG.Board#mouse does for mouse events.
 
Contains the last time (epoch, msec) since the last touchMove event which was not thrown away or since touchStart because Android's Webkit browser fires too much of them.
 
Contains the pointerId of the last touchMove event which was not thrown away or since touchStart because Android's Webkit browser fires too much of them.
<private>  
The number of pixels which represent one unit in user-coordinates in x direction.
<private>  
The number of pixels which represent one unit in user-coordinates in y direction.
 
The update quality of the board.
 
Array to log user activity.
 
A string containing the XML text of the construction.
Method Summary
Method Attributes Method Name and Description
<private>  
Create the internal selection polygon, which will be available as board.selectionPolygon.
<private>  
Determine which input device is used for this action.
<private>  
Check if pointer event is already registered in JXG.Board#_board_touches.
<private>  
_isRequiredKeyPressed(evt, action)
Test if the required key combination is pressed for wheel zoom, move origin and selection
<private>  
Update the selection rectangle during a move event.
<private>  
Remove all registered fingers from JXG.Board#_board_touches.
<private>  
Deregisters a pointer event in JXG.Board#_board_touches.
<private>  
Store the position of a pointer event.
<private>  
_removeObj(object, saveMethod)
Inner, recursive method of removeObject.
<private>  
_set(key, value)
Sets the value of attribute key to value.
<private>  
Update the Selection rectangle.
<private>  
Start the selection of a region.
<private>  
Update the selection rectangle during an up event.
<private>  
Test if a down event should start a selection.
<private>  
Handle entries of this.downObjects to control click and dblclick events.
 
addAnimation(element)
Adds an animation.
 
addChild(board)
Adds a dependent board to this board.
 
Add conditional updates to the elements.
 
Add all possible event handlers to the board object which move objects, i.e.
 
Add fullscreen events which update the CSS transformation matrix to correct the mouse/touch/pointer positions in case of CSS transformations.
 
Adds a grid to the board according to the settings given in board.options.
 
addHook(hook, m, context)
Please use JXG.Board.on instead.
 
Register keyboard event handlers.
 
addLogEntry(type, obj, pos)
Add user activity to the array 'board.userLog'.
 
Registers mouse move, down and wheel event handlers.
 
Registers pointer event handlers.
 
Add resize event handlers
 
addTouchEventHandlers(appleGestures)
Register touch start and move and gesture start and change event handlers.
 
Registers pointer event handlers.
 
General purpose animation function.
 
Apply update on all objects with the new zoom-factors.
 
Calculates adequate snap sizes.
<private>  
Returns false if the event has been triggered faster than the maximum frame rate.
 
Delete the elements drawn as part of a trace of an element.
 
Handler for click on down arrow in the navigation bar
 
Handler for click on left arrow in the navigation bar
 
Handler for click on right arrow in the navigation bar
 
Handler for click on up arrow in the navigation bar
 
create(elementType, parents, attributes)
Creates a new geometric element of type elementType.
 
Deprecated name for JXG.Board.create.
 
createRoulette(c1, c2, start_c1, stepsize, direction, time, pointlist)
Function to animate a curve rolling on another curve.
 
Remove highlighting of all elements.
 
Set infobox visible / invisible.
 
Initializes color blindness simulation.
 
After construction of the object the visibility is set and the label is constructed if necessary.
 
If fullscreen mode is toggled, the possible CSS transformations which are applied to the JSXGraph canvas have to be reread.
 
Runs through all elements and calls their update() method and update the conditions.
 
Generates unique id for a board.
 
generateName(object)
Generates an unique name for the given object.
 
Triggered on iOS/Safari while the user inputs a gesture (e.g.
 
Called by iOS/Safari as soon as the user starts a gesture.
 
Collects all elements under current mouse position.
 
Collects all elements under current mouse position plus current user coordinates of mouse cursor.
 
Get the bounding box of the board.
 
Calculates mouse coordinates relative to the boards container.
 
Get the position of the pointing device in screen coordinates, relative to the upper left corner of the host tag.
<private>  
Returns the input parameters in an array.
 
This method calculates the user coords of the current mouse coordinates.
 
hasPoint(x, y)
Checks if the given point is inside the boundingbox.
 
Changes the text of the info box to what is provided via text.
 
highlightInfobox(x, y, el)
Changes the text of the info box to show the given coordinates.
 
Initialize some objects which are contained in every GEONExT construction by default, but are not contained in the gxt files.
 
initInfobox(attributes)
Initialize the info box object which is used to display the coordinates of points near the mouse pointer,
 
initMoveObject(x, y, evt, type)
Collects all elements below the current mouse pointer and fulfilling the following constraints:
  • isDraggable
  • visible
  • not fixed
  • not frozen
 
Initiate moving the origin.
 
Allow moving of JSXGraph elements with arrow keys.
 
Event listener for SVG elements getting focus.
 
Event listener for SVG elements losing focus.
 
migratePoint(src, dest, copyName)
Migrate the dependency properties of the point src to the point dest and delete the point src.
 
This method is called by the browser when the mouse device clicks on the screen.
 
This method is called by the browser when the mouse device double clicks on the screen.
 
This method is called by the browser when the mouse button is clicked.
 
This method is called by the browser when the mouse is moved.
 
This method is called by the browser when the mouse button is released.
 
Handler for mouse wheel events.
 
moveObject(x, y, o, evt, type)
Moves an object.
 
moveOrigin(x, y, diff)
Moves the origin and initializes an update of all elements.
<private>  
Stop moving the origin with one finger
 
This method is called by the browser when a pointer device clicks on the screen.
 
This method is called by the browser when a pointer device double clicks on the screen.
 
pointerDownListener(evt, object, allowDefaultEventHandling)
This method is called by the browser when a pointing device is pressed on the screen.
 
Triggered by the pointerleave event.
 
Called periodically by the browser while the user moves a pointing device across the screen.
 
Triggered as soon as the user stops touching the device with at least one finger.
 
Sets for all objects the needsUpdate flag to 'true'.
 
Removes the ancestors of an object an the object itself from board and renderer.
 
removeChild(board)
Deletes a board from the list of dependent boards.
 
Remove all event handlers from the board object
 
Remove all registered event handlers regarding fullscreen mode.
 
Removes all grids assigned to this board.
 
Please use JXG.Board.off instead.
 
Remove all registered touch event handlers.
 
De-register mouse event handlers.
 
removeObject(object, saveMethod)
Removes object from board and renderer.
 
Remove MSPointer* Event handlers.
 
Remove all registered touch event handlers.
 
resizeContainer(canvasWidth, canvasHeight, dontset, dontSetBoundingBox)
Change the height and width of the board's container.
 
Fallback solutions if there is no resizeObserver available in the browser.
<private>  
saveStartPos(obj, targets)
Helper function which returns a reasonable starting point for the object being dragged.
 
Listener to watch for scroll events.
 
select(str, onlyByIdOrName)
Select a single or multiple elements at once.
 
setAttribute(attributes)
Sets an arbitrary number of attributes.
 
setBoundingBox(bbox, keepaspectratio, setZoom)
Set the bounding box of the board.
 
setId(obj, type)
Composes an id for an element.
 
setZoom(fX, fY)
Sets the zoom level to fX resp fY.
 
Lists the dependencies graph in a new HTML-window.
 
Lists the XML code of the construction in a new HTML-window.
<private>  
Start resize observer to handle orientation changes in fullscreen mode.
 
Watch for changes of the visibility of the JSXGraph container element.
 
Start observer which reacts to size changes of the JSXGraph container div element.
 
Start selection mode.
 
Cancels all running animations.
<private>  
Remove resize observer to handle orientation changes in fullscreen mode.
 
Stop the intersection observer
 
Stops the resize observer.
 
Finalize the selection: disable selection mode and return the coordinates of the selection rectangle.
 
Stop updates of the board.
 
Expand the JSXGraph construction to fullscreen.
 
Triggered as soon as the user stops touching the device with at least one finger.
 
Called periodically by the browser while the user moves his fingers across the device.
<private>  
Move the origin with one finger
 
This method is called by the browser when a finger touches the surface of the touch-device.
<private>  
Start moving the origin with one finger.
 
twoFingerMove(p1, p2, o, evt)
Moves elements in multitouch mode.
 
twoFingerTouchObject(tar, drag, id)
Moves, rotates and scales a line or polygon with two fingers.
 
Enable updates of the board.
 
update(drag)
Runs through most elements and calls their update() method and update the conditions.
 
updateConditions()
 
Update the width and height of the JSXGraph container div element.
 
Update the coords object of all elements which possess this property.
 
Update CSS transformations of type scaling.
 
Runs through all elements and calls their update() method.
 
Runs through all hooked functions and calls them.
 
Updates and displays a little info box to show coordinates of current selected points.
 
Runs through all elements and calls their update() method.
 
Runs through all elements and calls their update() method.
 
Reset the zoom level to the original zoom level from initBoard(); Additionally, if the board as been initialized with a boundingBox (which is the default), restore the viewport to the original viewport during initialization.
 
Zooms the board so every visible point is shown.
 
zoomElements(elements)
Reset the bounding box and the zoom level to 100% such that a given set of elements is within the board's viewport.
 
zoomIn(x, y)
Zooms into the board by the factors board.attr.zoom.factorX and board.attr.zoom.factorY and applies the zoom.
 
zoomOut(x, y)
Zooms out of the board by the factors board.attr.zoom.factorX and board.attr.zoom.factorY and applies the zoom.
Event Summary
Event Attributes Event Name and Description
 
Whenever the JXG.Board#setAttribute is called.
 
The bounding box of the board has changed.
 
click(e)
Whenever the user clicks on the board.
 
Whenever the user double clicks on the board.
 
down(e)
Whenever the user starts to touch or click the board.
 
hit(e, el, target)
Whenever an element is highlighted this event is fired.
 
keymove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving an element over the board by pressing arrow keys on a keyboard.
 
Whenever the user clicks on the board with a mouse device.
 
Whenever the user double clicks on the board with a mouse device.
 
Whenever the user starts to click on the board.
 
mousehit(e, el, target)
Whenever an element is highlighted this event is fired.
 
mousemove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the mouse over the board.
 
A move event while selecting of a region is active from a device sending mouse events.
 
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending mouse events or by calling JXG.Board.startSelectionMode.
 
Selection of a region is stopped during an up event from a device sending mouse events.
 
Whenever the user releases the mousebutton over the board.
 
move(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the finger or mouse pointer over the board.
 
A move event while selecting of a region is active.
 
Whenever the user taps the pen on the board.
 
penmove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the pen over the board.
 
Whenever the user clicks on the board with a pointer device.
 
Whenever the user double clicks on the board with a pointer device.
 
Whenever the user starts to click on the board with a device sending pointer events.
 
pointermove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the mouse over the board with a device sending pointer events.
 
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending mouse events.
 
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending pointer events or by calling JXG.Board.startSelectionMode.
 
Selection of a region is stopped during an up event from a device sending pointer events.
 
Whenever the user releases the mousebutton over the board with a device sending pointer events.
 
Select a region is started during a down event or by calling JXG.Board.startSelectionMode
 
Selection of a region is stopped during an up event.
 
Whenever the user stops touching the board.
 
touchmove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the finger over the board.
 
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending touch events.
 
Whenever the user starts to touch the board.
 
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending touch events or by calling JXG.Board.startSelectionMode.
 
Selection of a region is stopped during an up event from a device sending touch events.
 
up(e)
Whenever the user stops to touch or click the board.
 
This board is updated.
Class Detail
JXG.Board(container, renderer, id, origin, zoomX, zoomY, unitX, unitY, canvasWidth, canvasHeight, attributes)
Constructs a new Board object.
Parameters:
{String|Object} container
The id of or reference to the HTML DOM element the board is drawn in. This is usually a HTML div.


{JXG.AbstractRenderer} renderer
The reference of a renderer.


{String} id
Unique identifier for the board, may be an empty string or null or even undefined.


{JXG.Coords} origin
The coordinates where the origin is placed, in user coordinates.


{Number} zoomX
Zoom factor in x-axis direction


{Number} zoomY
Zoom factor in y-axis direction


{Number} unitX
Units in x-axis direction


{Number} unitY
Units in y-axis direction


{Number} canvasWidth
The width of canvas


{Number} canvasHeight
The height of canvas


{Object} attributes
The attributes object given to JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard


Attribute Detail
{Number} animationDelay
Time (in msec) between two animation steps. Used in JXG.CoordsElement#moveAlong, JXG.CoordsElement#moveTo and JXG.CoordsElement#visit.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.CoordsElement#moveAlong
JXG.CoordsElement#moveTo
JXG.CoordsElement#visit
Default Value:
35

{Boolean} axis
Show default axis. If shown, the horizontal axis can be accessed via JXG.Board.defaultAxes.x, the vertical axis can be accessed via JXG.Board.defaultAxes.y. Both axes have a sub-element "defaultTicks". Value can be Boolean or an object containing axis attributes.
Defined in: options.js.
Default Value:
false

{Array} boundingBox
Bounding box of the visible area in user coordinates. It is an array consisting of four values: [x1, y1, x2, y2] The canvas will be spanned from the upper left corner (1, y1) to the lower right corner (x2, y2).
Defined in: options.js.
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
        boundingbox: [-5, 5, 5, -5],
        axis: true
    });
See:
JXG.Board#maxBoundingBox
JXG.Board#keepAspectRatio
Default Value:
[-5, 5, 5, -5]

{Boolean} browserPan
Enable browser scrolling on touch interfaces if the user double taps into an empty region of the board.
Defined in: options.js.
const board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
    boundingbox: [-5, 5, 5, -5], axis: true,
    pan: {
        enabled: true,
        needTwoFingers: true,
    },
    browserPan: true,
    zoom: {
        enabled: false
    }
});

var p1 = board.create('point', [1, -1]);
var p2 = board.create('point', [2.5, -2]);
var li1 = board.create('line', [p1, p2]);


					
					

						
						
						
							
See:
JXG.Board#pan
Default Value:
false

{Object} defaultAxes
Attributes for the default axes in case of the attribute axis:true in JXG.JSXGraph#initBoard.
Defined in: options.js.
const board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('id', {
    boundingbox: [-5, 5, 5, -5], axis:true,
    defaultAxes: {
        x: {
          name: 'Distance (mi)',
          withLabel: true,
          label: {
            position: 'rt',
            offset: [-5, 15],
            anchorX: 'right'
          }
        },
        y: {
          withLabel: true,
          name: 'Y',
          label: {
            position: 'rt',
            offset: [-20, -5],
            anchorY: 'top'
          }
        }
    }
});


					
					
 // Display ticks labels as fractions
 var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
     boundingbox: [-1.2, 2.3, 1.2, -2.3],
     axis: true,
     defaultAxes: {
         x: {
             ticks: {
                 label: {
                     useMathJax: true,
                     display: 'html',
                     toFraction: true
                 }
             }
         },
         y: {
             ticks: {
                 label: {
                     useMathJax: true,
                     display: 'html',
                     toFraction: true
                 }
             }
         }
     }
 });


					
					

						
						
						
						
							
Default Value:
{x: {name:'x'}, y: {name: 'y'}}

{String} description
Description string for the board. Primarily used in an invisible text element which is adressed by the attribute 'aria-describedby' from the JSXGraph container. JSXGraph creates a new div-element with id "{containerid}_ARIAdescription" containing this string.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#title
Default Value:
''

{Object} document
Supply the document object. Defaults to window.document DOM object
Defined in: options.js.
Default Value:
false (meaning window.document)

{Object} drag
Control the possibilities for dragging objects. Possible sub-attributes with default values are:
drag: {
  enabled: true   // Allow dragging
}

Defined in: options.js.
Default Value:
{enabled: true}

{Object} fullscreen
Attribute(s) to control the fullscreen icon. The attribute "showFullscreen" controls if the icon is shown. The following attribute(s) can be set:
Defined in: options.js.
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('35bec5a2-fd4d-11e8-ab14-901b0e1b8723',
            {boundingbox: [-8, 8, 8,-8], axis: true,
            showcopyright: false,
            showFullscreen: true,
            fullscreen: {
                 symbol: '\u22c7',
                 scale: 0.95
             }
            });
var pol = board.create('polygon', [[0, 1], [3,4], [1,-4]], {fillColor: 'yellow'});


					
					

						
						
						
							
See:
JXG.Board#showFullscreen
JXG.AbstractRenderer#drawNavigationBar
Default Value:
svg code

{Booelan} ignoreLabels
If set true and hasPoint() is true for both an element and it's label, the element (and not the label) is taken as drag element.

If set false and hasPoint() is true for both an element and it's label, the label is taken (if it is on a higher layer than the element)

Meanwhile, this feature might be irrelevant.
Defined in: options.js.

Default Value:
true

{Object} intl
Support for internationalization of number formatting. This affects See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Intl/NumberFormat for an overview on the possibilities and the options.

User generated texts consisting of texts AND numbers have to be internationalized by the user, see Text#intl. Language locale and options can be individually controlled for each element by its intl attribute. If no locale is set, the default language of the browser is used.
Defined in: options.js.

// Set the board-wide locale and use individual
// options for a text.
const board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard(BOARDID, {
    axis: true,
    intl: {
        enabled: true,
        locale: 'de-DE'
    },
    boundingbox:[-0.5, 0.5, 0.5, -0.5]
});

var t = board.create('text', [0.05, 0.2, -Math.PI*100], {
        digits: 2,
        intl: {
                enabled: true,
                options: {
                    style: 'unit',
                    unit: 'celsius'
                }
            }
    });


					
					
// Here, locale is disabled in general, but enabled for the horizontal
// axis and the infobox.
const board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard(BOARDID, {
    boundingbox: [-0.5, 0.5, 0.5, -0.5],
    intl: {
        enabled: false,
        locale: 'de-DE'
    },
    keepaspectratio: true,
    axis: true,
    defaultAxes: {
        x: {
            ticks: {
                intl: {
                        enabled: true,
                        options: {
                            style: 'unit',
                            unit: 'kilometer-per-hour',
                            unitDisplay: 'narrow'
                        }
                }
            }
        },
        y: {
            ticks: {
            }
        }
    },
    infobox: {
        fontSize: 12,
        intl: {
            enabled: true,
            options: {
                minimumFractionDigits: 4,
                maximumFractionDigits: 5
            }
        }
    }
});

var p = board.create('point', [0.1, 0.1], {});


					
					

						
						
						
							
See:
Integral#label
Slider#intl
Text#intl
Ticks#intl
JXG.Board.infobox
Default Value:
{enabled: false}

{Boolean} keepAspectRatio
If set to true, the ratio between horizontal and vertical unit sizes stays constant - independent of size changes of the hosting HTML div element.

If the aspect ration of the hosting div changes, JSXGraphs will change the user supplied bounding box accordingly. This is necessary if circles should look like circles and not like ellipses. It is recommended to set keepAspectRatio = true for geometric applets.

For function plotting keepAspectRatio = false might be the better choice.
Defined in: options.js.

See:
JXG.Board#boundingBox
JXG.Board#maxBoundingBox
JXG.Board#setBoundingBox
Default Value:
false

{Object} keyboard
Control using the keyboard to change the construction.
Defined in: options.js.
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard("jxgbox", {boundingbox: [-5,5,5,-5],
    axis: true,
    showCopyright:true,
    showNavigation:true,
    keyboard: {
        enabled: true,
        dy: 30,
        panShift: true,
        panCtrl: false
    }
});


					
					

						
						
						
							
See:
JXG.Board#keyDownListener
JXG.Board#keyFocusInListener
JXG.Board#keyFocusOutListener
Default Value:
{enabled: true, dx: 10, dy:10, panShift: true, panCtrl: false}

{Object} logging
If enabled, user activities are logged in array "board.userLog".
Defined in: options.js.
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard(BOARDID,
         {
             boundingbox: [-8, 8, 8,-8],
             axis: true,
             logging: {enabled: true},
             showcopyright: false,
             shownavigation: false
         });
var A = board.create('point', [-4, 0], { name: 'A' });
var B = board.create('point', [1, 2], { name: 'B' });
var showUserLog = function() {
    var txt = '';

    for (let i = 0; i < board.userLog.length; i++) {
        txt += JSON.stringify(board.userLog[i]) + '\n';
    }
    alert(txt);
};
var but = board.create('button', [4, 4, 'Show user log', showUserLog]);


					
					

						
						
						
							
See:
JXG.Board#userLog
Default Value:
{enabled: false}

{Array} maxBoundingBox
Maximal bounding box of the visible area in user coordinates. It is an array consisting of four values: [x1, y1, x2, y2] The bounding box of the canvas must be inside of this maximal bounding box.
Defined in: options.js.
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
        boundingBox: [-5, 5, 5, -5],
        maxBoundingBox: [-8, 8, 8, -8],
        pan: {enabled: true},
        axis: true
    });


					
					

						
						
						
							
See:
JXG.Board#boundingBox
Default Value:
[-Infinity, Infinity, Infinity, -Infinity]

{Number} maxFrameRate
Maximum frame rate of the board, i.e. maximum number of updates per second triggered by move events.
Defined in: options.js.
Default Value:
40

{Number} maxNameLength
Maximum number of digits in automatic label generation. For example, if set to 1 automatic point labels end at "Z". If set to 2, point labels end at "ZZ".
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#generateName
Default Value:
1

{String} minimizeReflow
Change redraw strategy in SVG rendering engine.

This optimization seems to be obsolete in newer browsers (from 2021 on, at least) and even slow down the constructions. Therefore, the default is set to 'none' since v1.2.4.

If set to 'svg', before every redrawing of the JSXGraph construction the SVG sub-tree of the DOM tree is taken out of the DOM. If set to 'all', before every redrawing of the JSXGraph construction the complete DOM tree is taken out of the DOM. If set to 'none' the redrawing is done in-place. Using 'svg' or 'all' speeds up the update process considerably. The risk is that if there is an exception, only a white div or window is left.
Defined in: options.js.

Default Value:
'none'

{Object} moveTarget
Element which listens to move events of the pointing device. This allows to drag elements of a JSXGraph construction outside of the board. Especially, on mobile devices this enhances the user experience. However, it is recommended to allow dragging outside of the JSXGraph board only in certain constructions where users may not "loose" points outside of the board. In such a case, points may become unreachable.

A situation where dragging outside of the board is uncritical is for example if only sliders are used to interact with the construction.

Possible values for this attributes are:

Since the introduction of this attribute "moveTarget", the value "document" has become sort of default on touch devices like smartphones. However, it is no longer the case that the document listens to move events, but there is the new feature "setPointerCapture", which is also implicitly enabled on certain devices. In future versions, JSXGraph may adopt this new standard and distinguish only two cases:

This attribute is immutable. It can be changed as follows: HTML node or document
Defined in: options.js.

board.setAttribute({moveTarget: null});
board.removeEventHandlers();
board.addEventHandlers();
    var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
        boundingbox: [-5,5,5,-5],
        axis: true,
        moveTarget: document
    });


					
					

						
						
						
						
							
Default Value:
null

{Number} offsetX
A number that will be added to the absolute position of the board used in mouse coordinate calculations in JXG.Board#getCoordsTopLeftCorner.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#offsetY
Default Value:
0

{Number} offsetY
A number that will be added to the absolute position of the board used in mouse coordinate calculations in JXG.Board#getCoordsTopLeftCorner.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#offsetX
Default Value:
0

{Object} pan
Control the possibilities for panning interaction (i.e. moving the origin). Possible sub-attributes with default values are:
pan: {
  enabled: true   // Allow panning
  needTwoFingers: false, // panning is done with two fingers on touch devices
  needShift: true, // mouse panning needs pressing of the shift key
}

Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#browserPan

{Boolean} registerEvents
Allow user interaction by registering pointer events (including mouse and touch events), fullscreen, keyboard, resize, and zoom events. The latter events are essentially mouse wheel events. Decide if JSXGraph listens to these events.

Using a Boolean value turns on all events (or not), supplying an object of the form

 {
    fullscreen: true / false,
    keyboard: true / false,
    pointer: true / false,
    resize: true / false,
    wheel: true / false
 }
activates individual event handlers. If an event is NOT given, it will be activated.

This attribute is immutable. Please use JXG.Board#addEventHandlers() and JXG.Board#removeEventHandlers() directly.
Defined in: options.js.

See:
JXG.Board#keyboard
JXG.Board#registerResizeEvent
JXG.Board#registerFullscreenEvent
Default Value:
true

{String} renderer
Default rendering engine. Possible values are 'svg', 'canvas', 'vml', 'no', or 'auto'. If the rendering engine is not available JSXGraph tries to detect a different engine.

In case of 'canvas' it is advisable to call 'board.update()' after all elements have been constructed. This ensures that all elements are drawn with their intended visual appearance.

This attribute is immutable.
Defined in: options.js.

Default Value:
'auto'

{Object} resize
Control if JSXGraph reacts to resizing of the JSXGraph container element by the user / browser. The attribute "throttle" determines the minimal time in msec between to resize calls.
Defined in: options.js.
    var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
        boundingbox: [-5,5,5,-5],
        keepAspectRatio: true,
        axis: true,
        resize: {enabled: true, throttle: 200}
    });


					
					

						
						
						
							
See:
JXG.Board#startResizeObserver
JXG.Board#resizeListener
Default Value:
{enabled: true, throttle: 10}

{Object} screenshot
Attributes to control the screenshot function. The following attributes can be set: The screenshot will fail if the board contains text elements or foreign objects containing SVG again.
Defined in: options.js.

{Object} selection
Control the possibilities for a selection rectangle. Starting a selection event triggers the "startselecting" event. When the mouse pointer is released, the "stopselecting" event is fired. The "stopselecting" event is supplied by the user.

So far it works in SVG renderer only.

Possible sub-attributes with default values are:

selection: {
  enabled: false,
  name: 'selectionPolygon',
  needShift: false,  // mouse selection needs pressing of the shift key
  needCtrl: true,    // mouse selection needs pressing of the shift key
  fillColor: '#ffff00'
}

Board events triggered by selection manipulation: 'startselecting', 'stopselecting', 'mousestartselecting', 'mousestopselecting', 'pointerstartselecting', 'pointerstopselecting', 'touchstartselecting', 'touchstopselecting'.
Defined in: options.js.

board.on('stopselecting', function(){
    var box = board.stopSelectionMode(),
    // bbox has the coordinates of the selectionr rectangle.
    // Attention: box[i].usrCoords have the form [1, x, y], i.e.
    // are homogeneous coordinates.
    bbox = box[0].usrCoords.slice(1).concat(box[1].usrCoords.slice(1));
    // Set a new bounding box
    board.setBoundingBox(bbox, false);
});
See:
JXG.Board#startSelectionMode
JXG.Board#stopSelectionMode

{Boolean} showClearTraces
Show a button which allows to clear all traces of a board. This button can be accessed by JavaScript or CSS with the ID "{board_id}_navigation_button_cleartraces" or by the CSS classes JXG_navigation_button" or JXG_navigation_button_cleartraces".
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.AbstractRenderer#drawNavigationBar
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} showCopyright
Show copyright string in canvas.
Defined in: options.js.
Default Value:
true

{Boolean} showFullscreen
Show a button in the navigation bar to start fullscreen mode. This button can be accessed by JavaScript or CSS with the ID "{board_id}_navigation_button_fullscreen" or by the CSS classes JXG_navigation_button" or JXG_navigation_button_fullscreen".
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#fullscreen
JXG.AbstractRenderer#drawNavigationBar
JXG.AbstractRenderer#drawNavigationBar
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} showInfobox
If true, the infobox is shown on mouse/pen over for all points which have set their attribute showInfobox to 'inherit'. If a point has set its attribute showInfobox to false or true, that value will have priority over this value.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
Point#showInfobox
Default Value:
true

{Boolean} showNavigation
Display of navigation arrows and zoom buttons in the navigation bar.

The navigation bar has the the ID "{board_id}_navigation" and the CSS class JXG_navigation". The individual buttons can be accessed by JavaScript or CSS with the ID "{board_id}_navigation_button_{type}" or by the CSS classes JXG_navigation_button" or JXG_navigation_button_{type}", where {type} is one of left, right, or up, down, in, 100, or out, fullscreen, screenshot, cleartraces, reload.
Defined in: options.js.

See:
JXG.AbstractRenderer#drawNavigationBar
Default Value:
true

{Boolean} showReload
Show a button in the navigation bar to force reload of a construction. Works only with the JessieCode tag. This button can be accessed by JavaScript or CSS with the ID "{board_id}_navigation_button_reload" or by the CSS classes JXG_navigation_button" or JXG_navigation_button_reload".
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.AbstractRenderer#drawNavigationBar
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} showScreenshot
Show a button in the navigation bar to enable screenshots. This button can be accessed by JavaScript or CSS with the ID "{board_id}_navigation_button_screenshot" or by the CSS classes JXG_navigation_button" or JXG_navigation_button_screenshot".
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.AbstractRenderer#drawNavigationBar
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} showZoom
Display of zoom buttons in the navigation bar. To show zoom buttons, additionally showNavigation has to be set to true.

The individual buttons can be accessed by JavaScript or CSS with the ID "{board_id}_navigation_button_{type}" or by the CSS classes JXG_navigation_button" or JXG_navigation_button_{type}", where {type} is in, 100, or out.
Defined in: options.js.

See:
JXG.AbstractRenderer#drawNavigationBar
Default Value:
true

{Boolean} takeFirst
If true the first element of the set JXG.board.objects having hasPoint==true is taken as drag element.
Defined in: options.js.
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} takeSizeFromFile
If true, when read from a file or string - the size of the div can be changed by the construction text.
Defined in: options.js.
Default Value:
false

{String} theme
Set a visual theme for a board. At the moment this attribute is immutable. Available themes are
Defined in: options.js.
 const board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
     boundingbox: [-5, 5, 5, -5], axis: true,
     theme: 'mono_thin'
 });

 var a = board.create('slider', [[1, 4], [3, 4], [-10, 1, 10]]);
 var p1 = board.create('point', [1, 2]);
 var ci1 = board.create('circle', [p1, 0.7]);
 var cu = board.create('functiongraph', ['x^2']);
 var l1 = board.create('line', [2, 3, -1]);
 var l2 = board.create('line', [-5, -3, -1], { dash: 2 });
 var i1 = board.create('intersection', [l1, l2]);
 var pol = board.create('polygon', [[1, 0], [4, 0], [3.5, 1]]);
 var an = board.create('angle', [pol.vertices[1], pol.vertices[0], pol.vertices[2]]);
 var se = board.create('sector', [pol.vertices[1], pol.vertices[2], pol.vertices[0]]);
 var ci1 = board.create('circle', [[-3, -3], 0.7], { center: { visible: true } });


					
					

						
						
						
						
							
Default Value:
'default'

{String} title
Title string for the board. Primarily used in an invisible text element which is adressed by the attribute 'aria-labelledby' from the JSXGraph container. JSXGraph creates a new div-element with id "{containerid}_ARIAlabel" containing this string.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#description
Default Value:
''

viewport
Set a viewport of the board. viewport is determined by an array of the form '[left, top, right, bottom]'. whose entries determine an inner margin (i.e. a padding) of the board. The entries of the array have to be given as numbers or strings. In the latter case the units 'px' or '%' are supported. The viewport can be individually controlled for each element, too.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.GeometryElement#viewport
Default Value:
[0, 0, 0, 0]

{Object} zoom
Control the possibilities for zoom interaction. Possible sub-attributes with default values are:
zoom: {
  enabled: true,  // turns off zooming completely, if set to false.
  factorX: 1.25,  // horizontal zoom factor (multiplied to JXG.Board#zoomX)
  factorY: 1.25,  // vertical zoom factor (multiplied to JXG.Board#zoomY)
  wheel: true,    // allow zooming by mouse wheel
  needShift: true,  // mouse wheel zooming needs pressing of the shift key
  min: 0.001,       // minimal values of JXG.Board#zoomX and JXG.Board#zoomY, limits zoomOut
  max: 1000.0,      // maximal values of JXG.Board#zoomX and JXG.Board#zoomY, limits zoomIn

  pinch: true,      // pinch-to-zoom gesture for proportional zoom
  pinchHorizontal: true, // Horizontal pinch-to-zoom zooms horizontal axis. Only available if keepaspectratio:false
  pinchVertical: true,   // Vertical pinch-to-zoom zooms vertical axis only. Only available if keepaspectratio:false
  pinchSensitivity: 7    // Sensitivity (in degrees) for recognizing horizontal or vertical pinch-to-zoom gestures.
}
If the zoom buttons are visible, zooming by clicking the buttons is still possible, regardless of zoom.enabled:true/false. If this should be prevented, set showZoom:false. Deprecated: zoom.eps which is superseded by zoom.min
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#showZoom
Default Value:
See above

{Number} zoomX
Zoom factor in horizontal direction.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#zoomY
Default Value:
1.0

{Number} zoomY
Zoom factor in vertical direction.
Defined in: options.js.
See:
JXG.Board#zoomX
Default Value:
1.0
Field Detail
<private> {Array} _board_touches
Keeps a list of pointer devices which are currently touching the screen.

<private> {Array} _drag_offset
Offset for large coords elements like images
Default Value:
[0, 0]

<private> {String} _inputDevice
Stores the input device used in the last down or move event.
Default Value:
'mouse'

<private> {Boolean} _isResizing
A flag which tells us if a resize is in process
See:
JXG.Board#resizeListener
Default Value:
false

<private> {Boolean} _isScrolling
A flag which tells us if the user is scrolling the viewport
See:
JXG.Board#scrollListener
Default Value:
false

addEvent
Alias of JXG.Board.on.

{Object} animationObjects
Stores all the objects that are currently running an animation.

{Object} attr
Board attributes

<constant> {Number} BOARD_MODE_DRAG
Board is in drag mode, objects aren't highlighted on mouse over and the object referenced in JXG.Board#mouse is updated on mouse movement.

<constant> {Number} BOARD_MODE_MOVE_ORIGIN
In this mode a mouse move changes the origin's screen coordinates.

<constant> {Number} BOARD_MODE_NONE
Board is in no special mode, objects are highlighted on mouse over and objects may be clicked to start drag&drop.

<constant> {Number} BOARD_MODE_ZOOM
Update is made with high quality, e.g. graphs are evaluated at much more points.
See:
JXG.Board#updateQuality

<constant> {Number} BOARD_QUALITY_HIGH
Update is made with high quality, e.g. graphs are evaluated at much more points.
See:
JXG.Board#updateQuality

<constant> {Number} BOARD_QUALITY_LOW
Update is made with low quality, e.g. graphs are evaluated at a lesser amount of points.
See:
JXG.Board#updateQuality

<private> {Number} canvasHeight
Canvas Height

<private> {Number} canvasWidth
Canvas width.

{String} container
The html-id of the html element containing the board.

{Object} containerObj
Pointer to the html element containing the board.

{Array} cPos
Cached result of getCoordsTopLeftCorner for touch/mouseMove-Events to save some DOM operations.

currentCBDef
The current color blindness deficiency is stored in this property. If color blindness is not emulated at the moment, it's value is 'none'.

{Array} dependentBoards
An array containing all other boards that are updated after this board has been updated.
See:
JXG.Board#addChild
JXG.Board#removeChild

{Number} dimension
Dimension of the board.
Default Value:
2

{Array} downObjects
Collects all elements that triggered a mouse down event.

{Number} drag_dx
The distance from the mouse to the dragged object in x direction when the user clicked the mouse button.
See:
JXG.Board#drag_dy

{Number} drag_dy
The distance from the mouse to the dragged object in y direction when the user clicked the mouse button.
See:
JXG.Board#drag_dx

{Array} drag_position
The last position where a drag event has been fired.
See:
JXG.Board#moveObject

{Object} elementsByName
An associative array / dictionary to store the objects of the board by name. The name of the object is the key and value is a reference to the object.

{Array} focusObjects
Collects all elements that have keyboard focus. Should be either one or no element. Elements are stored with their id.

{Boolean} geonextCompatibilityMode
If GEONExT constructions are displayed, then this property should be set to true. At the moment there should be no difference. But this may change. This is set in JXG.GeonextReader#readGeonext.
See:
JXG.GeonextReader#readGeonext
Default Value:
false

<private> {Array} grids
Grids keeps track of all grids attached to this board.

{Object} groups
An associative array containing all groups belonging to the board. Key is the id of the group and value is a reference to the object.

{Boolean} hasMouseHandlers
A flag which tells if the board registers mouse events.
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} hasMouseUp
A flag which tells if the board the JXG.Board#mouseUpListener is currently registered.
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} hasPointerHandlers
A flag which stores if the board registered pointer events.
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} hasPointerUp
A flag which tells us if the board has a pointerUp event registered at the moment.
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} hasTouchEnd
A flag which tells if the board the JXG.Board#touchEndListener is currently registered.
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} hasTouchHandlers
A flag which tells if the board registers touch events.
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} hasWheelHandlers
A flag which stores if the board registered zoom events, i.e. mouse wheel scroll events.
Default Value:
false

{Object} highlightedObjects
An associative array containing all highlighted elements belonging to the board.

{Boolean} inUpdate
During the update process this is set to false to prevent an endless loop.
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} isSelecting
A flag which tells us if the user is selecting
Default Value:
false

{Boolean} isSuspendedRedraw
If true updates are skipped.

<private> {Boolean} keepaspectratio
Keep aspect ratio if bounding box is set and the width/height ratio differs from the width/height ratio of the canvas.

{Number} mode
The board mode the board is currently in. Possible values are

{JXG.GeometryElement} mouse
References to the object that is dragged with the mouse on the board.
See:
JXG.Board#touches

{Boolean} needsFullUpdate
Full updates are needed after zoom and axis translates. This saves some time during an update.
Default Value:
false

{Number} numObjects
Number of objects ever created on this board. This includes every object, even invisible and deleted ones.

{Object} objects
An associative array containing all geometric objects belonging to the board. Key is the id of the object and value is a reference to the object.

{Array} objectsList
An array containing all geometric objects on the board in the order of construction.

{JXG.Options} options
Some standard options

<private> {Object} origin
Coordinates of the boards origin. This a object with the two properties usrCoords and scrCoords. usrCoords always equals [1, 0, 0] and scrCoords stores the boards origin in homogeneous screen coordinates.

{Number} positionAccessLast
Contains the last time (epoch, msec) since the last getCoordsTopLeftCorner call which was not thrown away.

{Boolean} reducedUpdate
If reducedUpdate is set to true then only the dragged element and few (e.g. 2) following elements are updated during mouse move. On mouse up the whole construction is updated. This enables us to be fast even on very slow devices.
Default Value:
false

removeEvent
Alias of JXG.Board.off.

{Array} selectingBox
A bounding box for the selection
Default Value:
[ [0,0], [0,0] ]

{Boolean} selectingMode
A flag which tells us if the board is in the selecting mode
Default Value:
false

{Array} touches
Keeps track on touched elements, like JXG.Board#mouse does for mouse events.
See:
JXG.Board#mouse

{Number} touchMoveLast
Contains the last time (epoch, msec) since the last touchMove event which was not thrown away or since touchStart because Android's Webkit browser fires too much of them.

{Number} touchMoveLastId
Contains the pointerId of the last touchMove event which was not thrown away or since touchStart because Android's Webkit browser fires too much of them.

<private> {Number} unitX
The number of pixels which represent one unit in user-coordinates in x direction.

<private> {Number} unitY
The number of pixels which represent one unit in user-coordinates in y direction.

{Number} updateQuality
The update quality of the board. In most cases this is set to JXG.Board#BOARD_QUALITY_HIGH. If JXG.Board#mode equals JXG.Board#BOARD_MODE_DRAG this is set to JXG.Board#BOARD_QUALITY_LOW to speed up the update process by e.g. reducing the number of evaluation points when plotting functions. Possible values are
See:
JXG.Board#mode

{Array} userLog
Array to log user activity. Entries are objects of the form '{type, id, start, end}' notifying the start time as well as the last time of a single event of type 'type' on a JSXGraph element of id 'id'.

'start' and 'end' contain the amount of milliseconds elapsed between 1 January 1970 00:00:00 UTC and the time the event happened.

For the time being (i.e. v1.5.0) the only supported type is 'drag'.


{String} xmlString
A string containing the XML text of the construction. This is set in JXG.FileReader.parseString. Only useful if a construction is read from a GEONExT-, Intergeo-, Geogebra-, or Cinderella-File.
Method Detail
<private> {Object} _createSelectionPolygon(attr)
Create the internal selection polygon, which will be available as board.selectionPolygon.
Parameters:
{Object} attr
board attributes, e.g. the subobject board.attr.
Returns:
{Object} pointer to the board to enable chaining.

<private> {String} _getPointerInputDevice(evt)
Determine which input device is used for this action. Possible devices are 'touch', 'pen' and 'mouse'. This affects the precision and certain events. In case of no browser, 'mouse' is used.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.
Returns:
{String} 'mouse', 'pen', or 'touch'
See:
JXG.Board#pointerDownListener
JXG.Board#pointerMoveListener
JXG.Board#initMoveObject
JXG.Board#moveObject

<private> {Boolean} _isPointerRegistered(evt)
Check if pointer event is already registered in JXG.Board#_board_touches.
Parameters:
{Object} evt
Event object
Returns:
{Boolean} true if down event has already been sent.

<private> {Boolean} _isRequiredKeyPressed(evt, action)
Test if the required key combination is pressed for wheel zoom, move origin and selection
Parameters:
{Object} evt
Mouse or pen event
{String} action
String containing the action: 'zoom', 'pan', 'selection'. Corresponds to the attribute subobject.
Returns:
{Boolean} true or false.

<private> _moveSelecting(pos)
Update the selection rectangle during a move event.
Parameters:
{Array} pos
Screen coordiates of the move event

<private> {JXG.Board} _pointerClearTouches(pId)
Remove all registered fingers from JXG.Board#_board_touches. This might be necessary if too many fingers have been registered.
Parameters:
pId
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

<private> {JXG.Board} _pointerRemoveTouches(evt)
Deregisters a pointer event in JXG.Board#_board_touches. It happens if a finger has been lifted from the screen.
Parameters:
{Object} evt
Event object
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

<private> {JXG.Board} _pointerStorePosition(evt)
Store the position of a pointer event. If not yet done, registers a pointer event in JXG.Board#_board_touches. Allows to follow the path of that finger on the screen. Only two simultaneous touches are supported.
Parameters:
{Object} evt
Event object
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

<private> {JXG.Board} _removeObj(object, saveMethod)
Inner, recursive method of removeObject.
Parameters:
{JXG.GeometryElement|Array} object
The object to remove or array of objects to be removed. The element(s) is/are given by name, id or a reference.
{Boolean} saveMethod Optional, Default: false
If saveMethod=true, the algorithm runs through all elements and tests if the element to be deleted is a child element. If this is the case, it will be removed from the list of child elements. If saveMethod=false (default), the element is removed from the lists of child elements of all its ancestors. The latter should be much faster.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

<private> _set(key, value)
Sets the value of attribute key to value.
Parameters:
{String} key
The attribute's name.
value
The new value

<private> _setSelectionPolygonFromBox()
Update the Selection rectangle.

<private> _startSelecting(pos)
Start the selection of a region.
Parameters:
{Array} pos
Screen coordiates of the upper left corner of the selection rectangle.

<private> _stopSelecting(evt)
Update the selection rectangle during an up event. Stop selection.
Parameters:
{Object} evt
Event object

<private> _testForSelection(evt)
Test if a down event should start a selection. Test if the required keys are pressed. If yes, JXG.Board.startSelectionMode is called.
Parameters:
{Object} evt
Event object

<private> _waitForDblClick(i)
Handle entries of this.downObjects to control click and dblclick events.
Parameters:
{Number} i

{JXG.Board} addAnimation(element)
Adds an animation. Animations are controlled by the boards, so the boards need to be aware of the animated elements. This function tells the board about new elements to animate.
Parameters:
{JXG.GeometryElement} element
The element which is to be animated.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} addChild(board)
Adds a dependent board to this board.
Parameters:
{JXG.Board} board
A reference to board which will be updated after an update of this board occurred.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

addConditions(str)
Add conditional updates to the elements.
Parameters:
{String} str
String containing conditional update in geonext syntax

addEventHandlers()
Add all possible event handlers to the board object which move objects, i.e. mouse, pointer and touch events.

addFullscreenEventHandlers()
Add fullscreen events which update the CSS transformation matrix to correct the mouse/touch/pointer positions in case of CSS transformations.

{JXG.Board} addGrid()
Adds a grid to the board according to the settings given in board.options.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.

{Number} addHook(hook, m, context)
Please use JXG.Board.on instead.
Parameters:
{Function} hook
A function to be called by the board after an update occurred.
{String} m Optional, Default: 'update'
When the hook is to be called. Possible values are mouseup, mousedown and update.
{Object} context Optional, Default: board
Determines the execution context the hook is called. This parameter is optional, default is the board object the hook is attached to.
Returns:
{Number} Id of the hook, required to remove the hook from the board.

addKeyboardEventHandlers()
Register keyboard event handlers.

{JXG.Board} addLogEntry(type, obj, pos)
Add user activity to the array 'board.userLog'.
Parameters:
{String} type
Event type, e.g. 'drag'
{Object} obj
JSXGraph element object
pos
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board
See:
JXG.Board#userLog

addMouseEventHandlers()
Registers mouse move, down and wheel event handlers.

addPointerEventHandlers()
Registers pointer event handlers.

addResizeEventHandlers()
Add resize event handlers

addTouchEventHandlers(appleGestures)
Register touch start and move and gesture start and change event handlers.
Parameters:
{Boolean} appleGestures
If set to false the gesturestart and gesturechange event handlers will not be registered. Since iOS 13, touch events were abandoned in favour of pointer events

addWheelEventHandlers()
Registers pointer event handlers.

{JXG.Board} animate()
General purpose animation function. This currently only supports moving points from one place to another. This is faster than managing the animation per point, especially if there is more than one animated point at the same time.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} applyZoom()
Apply update on all objects with the new zoom-factors. Clears all traces.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.

{JXG.Board} calculateSnapSizes()
Calculates adequate snap sizes.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.

<private> {Boolean} checkFrameRate(evt)
Returns false if the event has been triggered faster than the maximum frame rate.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Event object given by the browser (unused)
Returns:
{Boolean} If the event has been triggered faster than the maximum frame rate, false is returned.
See:
JXG.Board#pointerMoveListener
JXG.Board#touchMoveListener
JXG.Board#mouseMoveListener

{JXG.Board} clearTraces()
Delete the elements drawn as part of a trace of an element.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} clickDownArrow()
Handler for click on down arrow in the navigation bar
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} clickLeftArrow()
Handler for click on left arrow in the navigation bar
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} clickRightArrow()
Handler for click on right arrow in the navigation bar
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} clickUpArrow()
Handler for click on up arrow in the navigation bar
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{Object} create(elementType, parents, attributes)
Creates a new geometric element of type elementType.
Parameters:
{String} elementType
Type of the element to be constructed given as a string e.g. 'point' or 'circle'.
{Array} parents
Array of parent elements needed to construct the element e.g. coordinates for a point or two points to construct a line. This highly depends on the elementType that is constructed. See the corresponding JXG.create* methods for a list of possible parameters.
{Object} attributes Optional
An object containing the attributes to be set. This also depends on the elementType. Common attributes are name, visible, strokeColor.
Returns:
{Object} Reference to the created element. This is usually a GeometryElement, but can be an array containing two or more elements.

createElement()
Deprecated name for JXG.Board.create.

createRoulette(c1, c2, start_c1, stepsize, direction, time, pointlist)
Function to animate a curve rolling on another curve.
Parameters:
{Curve} c1
JSXGraph curve building the floor where c2 rolls
{Curve} c2
JSXGraph curve which rolls on c1.
{number} start_c1
The parameter t such that c1(t) touches c2. This is the start position of the rolling process
{Number} stepsize
Increase in t in each step for the curve c1
{Number} direction
{Number} time
Delay time for setInterval()
{Array} pointlist
Array of points which are rolled in each step. This list should contain all points which define c2 and gliders on c2.
Examples:
// Line which will be the floor to roll upon.
var line = board.create('curve', [function (t) { return t;}, function (t){ return 1;}], {strokeWidth:6});
// Center of the rolling circle
var C = board.create('point',[0,2],{name:'C'});
// Starting point of the rolling circle
var P = board.create('point',[0,1],{name:'P', trace:true});
// Circle defined as a curve. The circle 'starts' at P, i.e. circle(0) = P
var circle = board.create('curve',[
          function (t){var d = P.Dist(C),
                          beta = JXG.Math.Geometry.rad([C.X()+1,C.Y()],C,P);
                      t += beta;
                      return C.X()+d*Math.cos(t);
          },
          function (t){var d = P.Dist(C),
                          beta = JXG.Math.Geometry.rad([C.X()+1,C.Y()],C,P);
                      t += beta;
                      return C.Y()+d*Math.sin(t);
          },
          0,2*Math.PI],
          {strokeWidth:6, strokeColor:'green'});

// Point on circle
var B = board.create('glider',[0,2,circle],{name:'B', color:'blue',trace:false});
var roll = board.createRoulette(line, circle, 0, Math.PI/20, 1, 100, [C,P,B]);
roll.start() // Start the rolling, to be stopped by roll.stop()


					
					

{JXG.Board} dehighlightAll()
Remove highlighting of all elements.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.

{JXG.Board} displayInfobox(val)
Set infobox visible / invisible. It uses its property hiddenByParent to memorize its status. In this way, many DOM access can be avoided.
Parameters:
{Boolean} val
true for visible, false for invisible
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.
See:
JXG.Board#updateInfobox

{JXG.Board} emulateColorblindness(deficiency)
Initializes color blindness simulation.
Parameters:
{String} deficiency
Describes the color blindness deficiency which is simulated. Accepted values are 'protanopia', 'deuteranopia', and 'tritanopia'.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

finalizeAdding(obj)
After construction of the object the visibility is set and the label is constructed if necessary.
Parameters:
{Object} obj
The object to add.

fullscreenListener(evt)
If fullscreen mode is toggled, the possible CSS transformations which are applied to the JSXGraph canvas have to be reread. Otherwise the position of upper left corner is wrongly interpreted.
Parameters:
{Object} evt
fullscreen event object (unused)

{JXG.Board} fullUpdate()
Runs through all elements and calls their update() method and update the conditions. This is necessary after zooming and changing the bounding box.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{String} generateId()
Generates unique id for a board. The result is randomly generated and prefixed with 'jxgBoard'.
Returns:
{String} Unique id for a board.

{String} generateName(object)
Generates an unique name for the given object. The result depends on the objects type, if the object is a JXG.Point, capital characters are used, if it is of type JXG.Line only lower case characters are used. If object is of type JXG.Polygon, a bunch of lower case characters prefixed with P_ are used. If object is of type JXG.Circle the name is generated using lower case characters. prefixed with k_ is used. In any other case, lower case chars prefixed with s_ is used.
Parameters:
{Object} object
Reference of an JXG.GeometryElement that is to be named.
Returns:
{String} Unique name for the object.

{Boolean} gestureChangeListener(evt)
Triggered on iOS/Safari while the user inputs a gesture (e.g. pinch) and is used to zoom into the board. Works on iOS/Safari and Android.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Browser event object
Returns:
{Boolean}

{Boolean} gestureStartListener(evt)
Called by iOS/Safari as soon as the user starts a gesture. Works natively on iOS/Safari, on Android we emulate it.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Returns:
{Boolean}

{Array} getAllObjectsUnderMouse(evt)
Collects all elements under current mouse position.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Event object containing the mouse coordinates.
Returns:
{Array} Array of elements at the current mouse position.
See:
JXG.Board#getAllUnderMouse

{Array} getAllUnderMouse(evt)
Collects all elements under current mouse position plus current user coordinates of mouse cursor.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Event object containing the mouse coordinates.
Returns:
{Array} Array of elements at the current mouse position plus current user coordinates of mouse.
See:
JXG.Board#getUsrCoordsOfMouse
JXG.Board#getAllObjectsUnderMouse

{Array} getBoundingBox()
Get the bounding box of the board.
Returns:
{Array} bounding box [x1,y1,x2,y2] upper left corner, lower right corner

{Array} getCoordsTopLeftCorner()
Calculates mouse coordinates relative to the boards container.
Returns:
{Array} Array of coordinates relative the boards container top left corner.

{Array} getMousePosition(e, i)
Get the position of the pointing device in screen coordinates, relative to the upper left corner of the host tag.
Parameters:
{Event} e
Event object given by the browser.
{Number} i Optional
Only use in case of touch events. This determines which finger to use and should not be set for mouseevents.
Returns:
{Array} Contains the mouse coordinates in screen coordinates, ready for JXG.Coords

<private> {Array} getScrCoordsOfMouse(x, y)
Returns the input parameters in an array. This method looks pointless and it really is, but it had a purpose once.
Parameters:
{Number} x
X coordinate in screen coordinates
{Number} y
Y coordinate in screen coordinates
Returns:
{Array} Coordinates [x, y] of the mouse in screen coordinates.
See:
JXG.Board#getUsrCoordsOfMouse

{Array} getUsrCoordsOfMouse(evt)
This method calculates the user coords of the current mouse coordinates.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Event object containing the mouse coordinates.
Returns:
{Array} Coordinates [x, y] of the mouse in user coordinates.
See:
JXG.Board#getScrCoordsOfMouse
JXG.Board#getAllUnderMouse
Examples:
board.on('up', function (evt) {
        var a = board.getUsrCoordsOfMouse(evt),
            x = a[0],
            y = a[1],
            somePoint = board.create('point', [x,y], {name:'SomePoint',size:4});
            // Shorter version:
            //somePoint = board.create('point', a, {name:'SomePoint',size:4});
        });


					
					

{Boolean} hasPoint(x, y)
Checks if the given point is inside the boundingbox.
Parameters:
{Number|JXG.Coords} x
User coordinate or JXG.Coords object.
{Number} y Optional
User coordinate. May be omitted in case x is a JXG.Coords object.
Returns:
{Boolean}

{JXG.Board} highlightCustomInfobox(text, el)
Changes the text of the info box to what is provided via text.
Parameters:
{String} text
{JXG.GeometryElement} el Optional
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.

{JXG.Board} highlightInfobox(x, y, el)
Changes the text of the info box to show the given coordinates.
Parameters:
{Number} x
{Number} y
{JXG.GeometryElement} el Optional
The element the mouse is pointing at
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.

{JXG.Board} initGeonextBoard()
Initialize some objects which are contained in every GEONExT construction by default, but are not contained in the gxt files.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} initInfobox(attributes)
Initialize the info box object which is used to display the coordinates of points near the mouse pointer,
Parameters:
attributes
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{Array} initMoveObject(x, y, evt, type)
Collects all elements below the current mouse pointer and fulfilling the following constraints:
Parameters:
{Number} x
Current mouse/touch coordinates
{Number} y
current mouse/touch coordinates
{Object} evt
An event object
{String} type
What type of event? 'touch', 'mouse' or 'pen'.
Returns:
{Array} A list of geometric elements.

initMoveOrigin(x, y)
Initiate moving the origin. This is used in mouseDown and touchStart listeners.
Parameters:
{Number} x
Current mouse/touch coordinates
{Number} y
Current mouse/touch coordinates

keyDownListener(evt)
Allow moving of JSXGraph elements with arrow keys. The selection of the element is done with the tab key. For this, the attribute 'tabindex' of the element has to be set to some number (default=0). tabindex corresponds to the HTML attribute of the same name.

Panning of the construction is done with arrow keys if the pan key (shift or ctrl - depending on the board attributes) is pressed.

Zooming is triggered with the keys +, o, -, if the pan key (shift or ctrl - depending on the board attributes) is pressed.

Keyboard control (move, pan, and zoom) is disabled if an HTML element of type input or textarea has received focus.

Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browser's event object
See:
JXG.Board#keyboard
JXG.Board#keyFocusInListener
JXG.Board#keyFocusOutListener

keyFocusInListener(evt)
Event listener for SVG elements getting focus. This is needed for highlighting when using keyboard control. Only elements having the attribute 'tabindex' can receive focus.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browser's event object
See:
JXG.Board#keyFocusOutListener
JXG.Board#keyDownListener
JXG.Board#keyboard

keyFocusOutListener(evt)
Event listener for SVG elements losing focus. This is needed for dehighlighting when using keyboard control. Only elements having the attribute 'tabindex' can receive focus.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browser's event object
See:
JXG.Board#keyFocusInListener
JXG.Board#keyDownListener
JXG.Board#keyboard

{JXG.Board} migratePoint(src, dest, copyName)
Migrate the dependency properties of the point src to the point dest and delete the point src. For example, a circle around the point src receives the new center dest. The old center src will be deleted.
Parameters:
{JXG.Point} src
Original point which will be deleted
{JXG.Point} dest
New point with the dependencies of src.
{Boolean} copyName
Flag which decides if the name of the src element is copied to the dest element.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

mouseClickListener(evt)
This method is called by the browser when the mouse device clicks on the screen.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.

mouseDblClickListener(evt)
This method is called by the browser when the mouse device double clicks on the screen.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.

{Boolean} mouseDownListener(evt)
This method is called by the browser when the mouse button is clicked.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.
Returns:
{Boolean} True if no element is found under the current mouse pointer, false otherwise.

mouseMoveListener(evt)
This method is called by the browser when the mouse is moved.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.

mouseUpListener(evt)
This method is called by the browser when the mouse button is released.
Parameters:
{Event} evt

{Boolean} mouseWheelListener(evt)
Handler for mouse wheel events. Used to zoom in and out of the board.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Returns:
{Boolean}

moveObject(x, y, o, evt, type)
Moves an object.
Parameters:
{Number} x
Coordinate
{Number} y
Coordinate
{Object} o
The touch object that is dragged: {JXG.Board#mouse} or {JXG.Board#touches}.
{Object} evt
The event object.
{String} type
Mouse or touch event?

{JXG.Board} moveOrigin(x, y, diff)
Moves the origin and initializes an update of all elements.
Parameters:
{Number} x
{Number} y
{Boolean} diff Optional, Default: false
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to this board.

<private> {null} originMoveEnd()
Stop moving the origin with one finger
Returns:
{null} null

pointerClickListener(evt)
This method is called by the browser when a pointer device clicks on the screen.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.

pointerDblClickListener(evt)
This method is called by the browser when a pointer device double clicks on the screen.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.

{Boolean} pointerDownListener(evt, object, allowDefaultEventHandling)
This method is called by the browser when a pointing device is pressed on the screen.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.
{Object} object
If the object to be dragged is already known, it can be submitted via this parameter
{Boolean} allowDefaultEventHandling Optional, Default: false
If true event is not canceled, i.e. prevent call of evt.preventDefault()
Returns:
{Boolean} false if the first finger event is sent twice, or not a browser, or in selection mode. Otherwise returns true.

{Boolean} pointerLeaveListener(evt)
Triggered by the pointerleave event. This is needed in addition to JXG.Board#pointerUpListener in the situation that a pen is used and after an up event the pen leaves the hover range vertically. Here, it happens that after the pointerup event further pointermove events are fired and elements get highlighted. This highlighting has to be cancelled.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Returns:
{Boolean}

{Boolean} pointerMoveListener(evt)
Called periodically by the browser while the user moves a pointing device across the screen.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Returns:
{Boolean}

{Boolean} pointerUpListener(evt)
Triggered as soon as the user stops touching the device with at least one finger.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Returns:
{Boolean}

{JXG.Board} prepareUpdate()
Sets for all objects the needsUpdate flag to 'true'.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} removeAncestors(object)
Removes the ancestors of an object an the object itself from board and renderer.
Parameters:
{JXG.GeometryElement} object
The object to remove.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} removeChild(board)
Deletes a board from the list of dependent boards.
Parameters:
{JXG.Board} board
Reference to the board which will be removed.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

removeEventHandlers()
Remove all event handlers from the board object

removeFullscreenEventHandlers()
Remove all registered event handlers regarding fullscreen mode.

{JXG.Board} removeGrids()
Removes all grids assigned to this board. Warning: This method also removes all objects depending on one or more of the grids.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board object.

{JXG.Board} removeHook(id)
Please use JXG.Board.off instead.
Parameters:
{Number|function} id
The number you got when you added the hook or a reference to the event handler.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

removeKeyboardEventHandlers()
Remove all registered touch event handlers.

removeMouseEventHandlers()
De-register mouse event handlers.

{JXG.Board} removeObject(object, saveMethod)
Removes object from board and renderer.

Performance hints: It is recommended to use the object's id. If many elements are removed, it is best to call board.suspendUpdate() before looping through the elements to be removed and call board.unsuspendUpdate() after the loop. Further, it is advisable to loop in reverse order, i.e. remove the object in reverse order of their creation time.

Parameters:
{JXG.GeometryElement|Array} object
The object to remove or array of objects to be removed. The element(s) is/are given by name, id or a reference.
{Boolean} saveMethod
If true, the algorithm runs through all elements and tests if the element to be deleted is a child element. If yes, it will be removed from the list of child elements. If false (default), the element is removed from the lists of child elements of all its ancestors. This should be much faster.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

removePointerEventHandlers()
Remove MSPointer* Event handlers.

removeTouchEventHandlers()
Remove all registered touch event handlers.

{JXG.Board} resizeContainer(canvasWidth, canvasHeight, dontset, dontSetBoundingBox)
Change the height and width of the board's container. After doing so, JXG.JSXGraph.setBoundingBox is called using the actual size of the bounding box and the actual value of keepaspectratio. If setBoundingbox() should not be called automatically, call resizeContainer with dontSetBoundingBox == true.
Parameters:
{Number} canvasWidth
New width of the container.
{Number} canvasHeight
New height of the container.
{Boolean} dontset Optional, Default: false
If true do not set the CSS width and height of the DOM element.
{Boolean} dontSetBoundingBox Optional, Default: false
If true do not call setBoundingBox(), but keep view centered around original visible center.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

resizeListener()
Fallback solutions if there is no resizeObserver available in the browser. Reacts to resize events of the window (only). Otherwise similar to startResizeObserver(). To handle changes of the visibility of the JSXGraph container element, additionally an intersection observer is used. which watches changes in the visibility of the JSXGraph container element. This is necessary e.g. for register tabs or dia shows.
See:
JXG.Board#startResizeObserver
JXG.Board#startIntersectionObserver

<private> saveStartPos(obj, targets)
Helper function which returns a reasonable starting point for the object being dragged. Formerly known as initXYstart().
Parameters:
{JXG.GeometryElement} obj
The object to be dragged
{Array} targets
Array of targets. It is changed by this function.

scrollListener(evt)
Listener to watch for scroll events. Sets board._isScrolling = true
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browser's event object
See:
JXG.Board#startResizeObserver
JXG.Board#resizeListener

{JXG.GeometryElement|JXG.Composition} select(str, onlyByIdOrName)
Select a single or multiple elements at once.
Parameters:
{String|Object|function} str
The name, id or a reference to a JSXGraph element on this board. An object will be used as a filter to return multiple elements at once filtered by the properties of the object.
{Boolean} onlyByIdOrName
If true (default:false) elements are only filtered by their id, name or groupId. The advanced filters consisting of objects or functions are ignored.
Returns:
{JXG.GeometryElement|JXG.Composition}
Examples:
// select the element with name A
board.select('A');

// select all elements with strokecolor set to 'red' (but not '#ff0000')
board.select({
  strokeColor: 'red'
});

// select all points on or below the x axis and make them black.
board.select({
  elementClass: JXG.OBJECT_CLASS_POINT,
  Y: function (v) {
    return v <= 0;
  }
}).setAttribute({color: 'black'});

// select all elements
board.select(function (el) {
  return true;
});

{JXG.Board} setAttribute(attributes)
Sets an arbitrary number of attributes. This method has one or more parameters of the following types: Some board attributes are immutable, like e.g. the renderer type.
Parameters:
{Object} attributes
An object with attributes.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board
Examples:
const board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
    boundingbox: [-5, 5, 5, -5],
    keepAspectRatio: false,
    axis:true,
    showFullscreen: true,
    showScreenshot: true,
    showCopyright: false
});

board.setAttribute({
    animationDelay: 10,
    boundingbox: [-10, 5, 10, -5],
    defaultAxes: {
        x: { strokeColor: 'blue', ticks: { strokeColor: 'blue'}}
    },
    description: 'test',
    fullscreen: {
        scale: 0.5
    },
    intl: {
        enabled: true,
        locale: 'de-DE'
    }
});

board.setAttribute({
    selection: {
        enabled: true,
        fillColor: 'blue'
    },
    showInfobox: false,
    zoomX: 0.5,
    zoomY: 2,
    fullscreen: { symbol: 'x' },
    screenshot: { symbol: 'y' },
    showCopyright: true,
    showFullscreen: false,
    showScreenshot: false,
    showZoom: false,
    showNavigation: false
});
board.setAttribute('showCopyright:false');

var p = board.create('point', [1, 1], {size: 10,
    label: {
        fontSize: 24,
        highlightStrokeOpacity: 0.1,
        offset: [5, 0]
    }
});



					
					

{JXG.Board} setBoundingBox(bbox, keepaspectratio, setZoom)
Set the bounding box of the board.
Parameters:
{Array} bbox
New bounding box [x1,y1,x2,y2]
{Boolean} keepaspectratio Optional, Default: false
If set to true, the aspect ratio will be 1:1, but the resulting viewport may be larger.
{String} setZoom Optional, Default: 'reset'
Reset, keep or update the zoom level of the board. 'reset' sets JXG.Board#zoomX and JXG.Board#zoomY to the start values (or 1.0). 'update' adapts these values accoring to the new bounding box and 'keep' does nothing.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{String} setId(obj, type)
Composes an id for an element. If the ID is empty ('' or null) a new ID is generated, depending on the object type. As a side effect JXG.Board#numObjects is updated.
Parameters:
{Object} obj
Reference of an geometry object that needs an id.
{Number} type
Type of the object.
Returns:
{String} Unique id for an element.

{JXG.Board} setZoom(fX, fY)
Sets the zoom level to fX resp fY.
Parameters:
{Number} fX
{Number} fY
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.

{JXG.Board} showDependencies()
Lists the dependencies graph in a new HTML-window.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} showXML()
Lists the XML code of the construction in a new HTML-window.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

<private> {JXG.Board} startFullscreenResizeObserver(node)
Start resize observer to handle orientation changes in fullscreen mode.
Parameters:
{Object} node
DOM object which is in fullscreen mode. It is the wrapper element around the JSXGraph div.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board
See:
JXG.Board#toFullscreen

startIntersectionObserver()
Watch for changes of the visibility of the JSXGraph container element.
See:
JXG.Board#startResizeObserver
JXG.Board#resizeListener

startResizeObserver()
Start observer which reacts to size changes of the JSXGraph container div element. Calls updateContainerDims(). If not available, an event listener for the window-resize event is started. On mobile devices also scrolling might trigger resizes. However, resize events triggered by scrolling events should be ignored. Therefore, also a scrollListener is started. Resize can be controlled with the board attribute resize.
See:
JXG.Board#updateContainerDims
JXG.Board#resizeListener
JXG.Board#scrollListener
JXG.Board#resize

startSelectionMode()
Start selection mode. This function can either be triggered from outside or by a down event together with correct key pressing. The default keys are shift+ctrl. But this can be changed in the options. Starting from out side can be realized for example with a button like this:
	<button onclick='board.startSelectionMode()'>Start</button>
Examples:
//
// Set a new bounding box from the selection rectangle
//
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
        boundingBox:[-3,2,3,-2],
        keepAspectRatio: false,
        axis:true,
        selection: {
            enabled: true,
            needShift: false,
            needCtrl: true,
            withLines: false,
            vertices: {
                visible: false
            },
            fillColor: '#ffff00',
        }
     });

var f = function f(x) { return Math.cos(x); },
    curve = board.create('functiongraph', [f]);

board.on('stopselecting', function(){
    var box = board.stopSelectionMode(),

        // bbox has the coordinates of the selection rectangle.
        // Attention: box[i].usrCoords have the form [1, x, y], i.e.
        // are homogeneous coordinates.
        bbox = box[0].usrCoords.slice(1).concat(box[1].usrCoords.slice(1));

        // Set a new bounding box
        board.setBoundingBox(bbox, false);
 });



					
					

{JXG.Board} stopAllAnimation()
Cancels all running animations.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

<private> {JXG.Board} stopFullscreenResizeObserver(node)
Remove resize observer to handle orientation changes in fullscreen mode.
Parameters:
{Object} node
DOM object which is in fullscreen mode. It is the wrapper element around the JSXGraph div.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board
See:
JXG.Board#toFullscreen

stopIntersectionObserver()
Stop the intersection observer
See:
JXG.Board#startIntersectionObserver

stopResizeObserver()
Stops the resize observer.
See:
JXG.Board#startResizeObserver

{Array} stopSelectionMode()
Finalize the selection: disable selection mode and return the coordinates of the selection rectangle.
Returns:
{Array} Coordinates of the selection rectangle. The array contains two JXG.Coords objects. One the upper left corner and the second for the lower right corner.

{JXG.Board} suspendUpdate()
Stop updates of the board.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} toFullscreen(id)
Expand the JSXGraph construction to fullscreen. In order to preserve the proportions of the JSXGraph element, a wrapper div is created which is set to fullscreen. This function is called when fullscreen mode is triggered and when it is closed.

The wrapping div has the CSS class 'jxgbox_wrap_private' which is defined in the file 'jsxgraph.css'

This feature is not available on iPhones (as of December 2021).

Parameters:
{String} id
(Optional) id of the div element which is brought to fullscreen. If not provided, this defaults to the JSXGraph div. However, it may be necessary for the aspect ratio trick which using padding-bottom/top and an out div element. Then, the id of the outer div has to be supplied.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board
Examples:
<div id='jxgbox' class='jxgbox' style='width:500px; height:200px;'></div>
<button onClick='board.toFullscreen()'>Fullscreen</button>

<script language='Javascript' type='text/javascript'>
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {axis:true, boundingbox:[-5,5,5,-5]});
var p = board.create('point', [0, 1]);
</script>


					
					
<div id='outer' style='max-width: 500px; margin: 0 auto;'>
<div id='jxgbox' class='jxgbox' style='height: 0; padding-bottom: 100%'></div>
</div>
<button onClick='board.toFullscreen('outer')'>Fullscreen</button>

<script language='Javascript' type='text/javascript'>
var board = JXG.JSXGraph.initBoard('jxgbox', {
    axis:true,
    boundingbox:[-5,5,5,-5],
    fullscreen: { id: 'outer' },
    showFullscreen: true
});
var p = board.create('point', [-2, 3], {});
</script>


					
					

{Boolean} touchEndListener(evt)
Triggered as soon as the user stops touching the device with at least one finger.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Returns:
{Boolean}

{Boolean} touchMoveListener(evt)
Called periodically by the browser while the user moves his fingers across the device.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
Returns:
{Boolean}

<private> {Boolean} touchOriginMove(evt)
Move the origin with one finger
Parameters:
{Object} evt
Event from touchMoveListener
Returns:
{Boolean} returns if the origin is moved.

{Boolean} touchStartListener(evt)
This method is called by the browser when a finger touches the surface of the touch-device.
Parameters:
{Event} evt
The browsers event object.
Returns:
{Boolean} ...

<private> {Boolean} touchStartMoveOriginOneFinger(evt)
Start moving the origin with one finger.
Parameters:
{Object} evt
Event from touchStartListener
Returns:
{Boolean} returns if the origin is moved.

twoFingerMove(p1, p2, o, evt)
Moves elements in multitouch mode.
Parameters:
{Array} p1
x,y coordinates of first touch
{Array} p2
x,y coordinates of second touch
{Object} o
The touch object that is dragged: {JXG.Board#touches}.
{Object} evt
The event object that lead to this movement.

twoFingerTouchObject(tar, drag, id)
Moves, rotates and scales a line or polygon with two fingers.

If one vertex of the polygon snaps to the grid or to points or is not draggable, two-finger-movement is cancelled.

Parameters:
{Array} tar
Array containing touch event objects: {JXG.Board#touches.targets}.
{object} drag
The object that is dragged:
{Number} id
pointerId of the event. In case of old touch event this is emulated.

{JXG.Board} unsuspendUpdate()
Enable updates of the board.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} update(drag)
Runs through most elements and calls their update() method and update the conditions.
Parameters:
{JXG.GeometryElement} drag Optional
Element that caused the update.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

updateConditions()

updateContainerDims()
Update the width and height of the JSXGraph container div element. Read actual values with getBoundingClientRect(), and call board.resizeContainer() with this values.

If necessary, also call setBoundingBox().

See:
JXG.Board#startResizeObserver
JXG.Board#resizeListener
JXG.Board#resizeContainer
JXG.Board#setBoundingBox

{JXG.Board} updateCoords()
Update the coords object of all elements which possess this property. This is necessary after changing the viewport.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to this board.

updateCSSTransforms()
Update CSS transformations of type scaling. It is used to correct the mouse position in JXG.Board.getMousePosition. The inverse transformation matrix is updated on each mouseDown and touchStart event. It is up to the user to call this method after an update of the CSS transformation in the DOM.

{JXG.Board} updateElements(drag)
Runs through all elements and calls their update() method.
Parameters:
{JXG.GeometryElement} drag
Element that caused the update.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} updateHooks(m)
Runs through all hooked functions and calls them.
Parameters:
m
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} updateInfobox(el)
Updates and displays a little info box to show coordinates of current selected points.
Parameters:
{JXG.GeometryElement} el
A GeometryElement
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board
See:
JXG.Board#displayInfobox
JXG.Board#showInfobox
Point#showInfobox

{JXG.Board} updateRenderer()
Runs through all elements and calls their update() method.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} updateRendererCanvas()
Runs through all elements and calls their update() method. This is a special version for the CanvasRenderer. Here, we have to do our own layer handling.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} zoom100()
Reset the zoom level to the original zoom level from initBoard(); Additionally, if the board as been initialized with a boundingBox (which is the default), restore the viewport to the original viewport during initialization. Otherwise, (i.e. if the board as been initialized with unitX/Y and originX/Y), just set the zoom level to 100%.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} zoomAllPoints()
Zooms the board so every visible point is shown. Keeps aspect ratio.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} zoomElements(elements)
Reset the bounding box and the zoom level to 100% such that a given set of elements is within the board's viewport.
Parameters:
{Array} elements
A set of elements given by id, reference, or name.
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board.

{JXG.Board} zoomIn(x, y)
Zooms into the board by the factors board.attr.zoom.factorX and board.attr.zoom.factorY and applies the zoom. The zoom operation is centered at x, y.
Parameters:
{Number} x Optional
{Number} y Optional
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board

{JXG.Board} zoomOut(x, y)
Zooms out of the board by the factors board.attr.zoom.factorX and board.attr.zoom.factorY and applies the zoom. The zoom operation is centered at x, y.
Parameters:
{Number} x Optional
{Number} y Optional
Returns:
{JXG.Board} Reference to the board
Event Detail
attribute(e)
Whenever the JXG.Board#setAttribute is called.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

boundingbox()
The bounding box of the board has changed.

click(e)
Whenever the user clicks on the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

dblclick(e)
Whenever the user double clicks on the board. This event works on desktop browser, but is undefined on mobile browsers.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

down(e)
Whenever the user starts to touch or click the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

hit(e, el, target)
Whenever an element is highlighted this event is fired.
var c = board.create('circle', [[1, 1], 2]);
board.on('hit', function(evt, el) {
    console.log('Hit element', el);
});


					
					

						
							
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.
{JXG.GeometryElement} el
The hit element.
target

keymove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving an element over the board by pressing arrow keys on a keyboard.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.
{Number} mode
The mode the board currently is in
See:
JXG.Board#mode

mouseclick(e)
Whenever the user clicks on the board with a mouse device.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

mousedblclick(e)
Whenever the user double clicks on the board with a mouse device.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

mousedown(e)
Whenever the user starts to click on the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

mousehit(e, el, target)
Whenever an element is highlighted this event is fired.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.
{JXG.GeometryElement} el
The hit element.
target
See:
JXG.Board#hit

mousemove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the mouse over the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.
{Number} mode
The mode the board currently is in
See:
JXG.Board#mode

mousemoveselecting()
A move event while selecting of a region is active from a device sending mouse events.

mousestartselecting()
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending mouse events or by calling JXG.Board.startSelectionMode.

mousestopselecting()
Selection of a region is stopped during an up event from a device sending mouse events.

mouseup(e)
Whenever the user releases the mousebutton over the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

move(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the finger or mouse pointer over the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.
{Number} mode
The mode the board currently is in
See:
JXG.Board#mode

moveselecting()
A move event while selecting of a region is active.

pendown(e)
Whenever the user taps the pen on the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

penmove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the pen over the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.
{Number} mode
The mode the board currently is in
See:
JXG.Board#mode

pointerclick(e)
Whenever the user clicks on the board with a pointer device.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

pointerdblclick(e)
Whenever the user double clicks on the board with a pointer device. This event works on desktop browser, but is undefined on mobile browsers.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

pointerdown(e)
Whenever the user starts to click on the board with a device sending pointer events.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

pointermove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the mouse over the board with a device sending pointer events.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.
{Number} mode
The mode the board currently is in
See:
JXG.Board#mode

pointermoveselecting()
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending mouse events.

pointerstartselecting()
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending pointer events or by calling JXG.Board.startSelectionMode.

pointerstopselecting()
Selection of a region is stopped during an up event from a device sending pointer events.

pointerup(e)
Whenever the user releases the mousebutton over the board with a device sending pointer events.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

startselecting()
Select a region is started during a down event or by calling JXG.Board.startSelectionMode

stopselecting()
Selection of a region is stopped during an up event.

touchend(e)
Whenever the user stops touching the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

touchmove(e, mode)
This event is fired whenever the user is moving the finger over the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.
{Number} mode
The mode the board currently is in
See:
JXG.Board#mode

touchmoveselecting()
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending touch events.

touchstart(e)
Whenever the user starts to touch the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

touchstartselecting()
Select a region is started during a down event from a device sending touch events or by calling JXG.Board.startSelectionMode.

touchstopselecting()
Selection of a region is stopped during an up event from a device sending touch events.

up(e)
Whenever the user stops to touch or click the board.
Parameters:
{Event} e
The browser's event object.

update()
This board is updated.

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