Pie chart "bleeding" issue

[RubyflameWarrior]

When you try to create a pie chart where all the labels except one have a value of 0, the chart bugs out (as shown in the image). Below is a code sample to replicate the issue.

  cetz.canvas({
    import cetz.draw: *
    import cetz.chart

    chart.piechart(
      (
       ("Over-\nperformed", 0),
       ("Satisfactory", 0),
       ("Disabled", 0),
       ("Under-\nperformed", 10),
      ),
      start: 90deg,
      stop: 450deg,
      gap: 1deg,
      value-key: 1,
      label-key: 0,
      radius: 3.5,
      slice-style: (
       (fill: rgb("#abebb3"), stroke: none),
       (fill: rgb("#fff199"), stroke: none),
       (fill: luma(86.67%), stroke: none),
       (fill: rgb("#ff4136"), stroke: none),
      ),
      inner-radius: 0,
      inner-label: (
        content: "%",
        radius: 120%
      ),
      outer-label: (
        content: (value, label) => {
          let string = label + " (" + str(value)
          string = string.replace(" ", "\n")
          string = string + " " + "mts" + ")"
          align(center)[#string]
        },
        radius: 125%
      )
    )
  })

[johannes-wolf]

Note: The 0% slices are to blame.

[cskeeters]

I'm still getting bleed when one of the values is way larger than the rest.

cetz.canvas({
  chart.piechart(
    ((100000,), (1,), (1,)),
    value-key: 0,
    label-key: none,
    radius: 2,
    slice-style: (red, black, green),
  )
})

[cskeeters]

I also get a black stroke around the circle when only one slice as a non-zero value. Is that intentional?

[johannes-wolf]

I also get a black stroke around the circle when only one slice as a non-zero value. Is that intentional?

With the current master? Note that the current release 0.1.0 does not contain the fix.

[cskeeters]

Yes, I cloned the repo into Library/Application Support/typst/packages/local/cetz-plot/0.1.1, changed the version in typst.toml to 0.1.1 (fake) and used #import "@local/cetz-plot:0.1.1": chart to access it. It includes e618c25 in the git history.

BTW, If there is a better way of using master, I'm all ears.

[johannes-wolf]

Ah, ok. Right now, I am working on refactoring plots. I guess this is a rounding error… maybe we can add some calc.max(0, ...) somewhere or filter out segments smaller than cetz.util.float-epsilon. Maybe add something here: https://github.com/cetz-package/cetz-plot/blob/master/src/chart/piechart.typ#L218 ?