AnnotatedTimeLine in GWT vs. JS: Different behaviors, doh!

[Cesium]

I use AnnotatedTimeLine in Javascript like this:

google.load('visualization', '1', {packages: ['annotatedtimeline']});

and this:

annotatedtimeline.draw(data, {'allowRedraw': true});

and it draws the new data with no flicker and no repainting of the chart. I love it.

(It also seems to maintain a map of all data added from subsequent calls to draw and that's most excellent.)

So now I'm moving to GWT, so I do this:

AnnotatedTimeLine.Options options = AnnotatedTimeLine.Options.create();

options.setAllowRedraw(true);

and:

final AnnotatedTimeLine atl= new AnnotatedTimeLine(data, options, "600px", "500px");

dockPanel.add(atl, DockPanel.CENTER);

with subsequent calls like:

atl.draw(data, options);

and it behaves differently. The chart is erased and completely redrawn with only the new data that has been provided in the

current call to draw.

What am I missing here? Are there new default values to some options that I'm not setting?

The GWT wrapper loads the same visualization right? What gives?

David

[Cesium]

I'm really sorry guys. I changed a bunch of stuff all at once (I'm a really lame Java programmer) and now it behaves fine.

I've been a C++ guy since 1994, so these "new"s with interfaces and function definitions and the scope of vars they can access

is really messing with my head.

shamefully,

David