<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
<hsgraph><!-- Every ChartSVG data file must start with this tag -->
	<title>ChartSVG example</title> <!-- The title that will be displayed in the top of the chart -->
	<charttype>pie</charttype> <!-- The type of chart that is going to be produced. Right now 'line','bar' and 'pie' are supported -->
	<showlegend chartfitpos="0" showpercent="y"/> <!-- If this tag is there, a legend section will be added to the chart. If a "chartfitpos" attribute is present, The legend will be fitted in the chart instead of adding a new section. The legend will be aligned with the Nth column, N being the chartfitpos value. -->
	<bgcolor>white</bgcolor> <!-- This element specifies a background color for the whole graph. If it is missing, the background is transparent -->
	<series showvalues="y"> <!-- Chart series. If the "showvalues" attribute is present, the percentage of the segments will be added to the pie chart -->
		<serie> <!-- In the pie chart, every serie is a slice of the pie. -->
			<name>Serie 1</name> <!-- The name that appears in the legend -->
			<color>#6699cc</color> <!-- Color of the pie slice associated with this serie -->
			<point x="0" y="20"/> <!-- Every point of the serie will be summed up, and will determine the size of the pie slice. Having more than 1 point gives nothing special. In this example, they are just there to show that a bar/line chart can easily be transformed into a pie chart. -->
			<point x="1" y="40"/>
			<point x="2" y="90"/>
			<point x="3" y="124"/>
			<point x="4" y="81"/>
			<point x="5" y="102"/>
			<point x="6" y="200"/>
			<point x="7" y="108"/>
			<point x="8" y="38"/>
			<point x="9" y="67"/>
			<point x="10" y="94"/>
			<point x="11" y="5"/>
		</serie>
		<serie>
			<name>Serie 2</name>
			<color>red</color>
			<point x="0" y="100"/>
			<point x="1" y="80"/>
			<point x="2" y="60"/>
			<point x="3" y="40"/>
			<point x="4" y="20"/>
			<point x="5" y="10"/>
			<point x="6" y="60"/>
			<point x="7" y="80"/>
			<point x="8" y="100"/>
			<point x="9" y="110"/>
			<point x="10" y="130"/>
			<point x="11" y="150"/>
		</serie>
		<serie>
			<name>Serie 3</name>
			<color>yellow</color>
			<point x="0" y="10"/>
			<point x="1" y="30"/>
			<point x="2" y="50"/>
			<point x="3" y="90"/>
			<point x="4" y="80"/>
			<point x="5" y="60"/>
			<point x="6" y="180"/>
			<point x="7" y="160"/>
			<point x="8" y="140"/>
			<point x="9" y="120"/>
			<point x="10" y="100"/>
			<point x="11" y="80"/>
		</serie>
		<serie explode="y"> <!-- The "explode" attribute causes an offset for the segment -->
			<name>Serie 4</name>
			<color>green</color>
			<point x="0" y="10"/>
			<point x="1" y="30"/>
			<point x="2" y="50"/>
			<point x="3" y="90"/>
			<point x="4" y="80"/>
			<point x="5" y="60"/>
			<point x="6" y="180"/>
			<point x="7" y="160"/>
			<point x="8" y="140"/>
			<point x="9" y="120"/>
			<point x="10" y="100"/>
			<point x="11" y="80"/>
		</serie>
		<serie valuecolor="white"> <!-- The "valuecolor" attribute can specify a color that is different from the default value (black) -->
			<name>Serie 5</name>
			<color>black</color>
			<point x="0" y="10"/>
			<point x="1" y="30"/>
			<point x="2" y="50"/>
			<point x="3" y="90"/>
			<point x="4" y="80"/>
			<point x="5" y="60"/>
			<point x="6" y="180"/>
			<point x="7" y="160"/>
			<point x="8" y="140"/>
			<point x="9" y="120"/>
			<point x="10" y="100"/>
			<point x="11" y="80"/>
		</serie>
		<serie>
			<name>Serie 6</name>
			<color>pink</color>
			<point x="0" y="10"/>
			<point x="1" y="30"/>
			<point x="2" y="50"/>
			<point x="3" y="90"/>
			<point x="4" y="80"/>
			<point x="5" y="60"/>
			<point x="6" y="1800"/>
			<point x="7" y="1600"/>
			<point x="8" y="1400"/>
			<point x="9" y="1200"/>
			<point x="10" y="1000"/>
			<point x="11" y="80"/>
		</serie>
	</series>
</hsgraph>
