{{ target: partial-mark-point }}

#${prefix} markPoint(Object) Mark point in a chart.

{{ use:partial-symbol( defaultSymbol=“‘pin’”, defaultSymbolSize=50, prefix=“#” + ${prefix}, hasCallback=true ) }}

{{ use: partial-silent(prefix=“#” + ${prefix}) }}

##${prefix} label(Object) Label of mark point. {{use:partial-label( prefix=“##” + ${prefix}, defaultShowLabel=true, defaultPosition=“‘inside’”, formatter=true )}} ###${prefix} emphasis(Object) {{use:partial-label( prefix=“###” + ${prefix}, formatter=true )}}

##${prefix} itemStyle(Object) Mark point style. {{use:partial-item-style( prefix=“##” + ${prefix} )}} ###${prefix} emphasis(Object) {{use:partial-item-style(prefix=“###” + ${prefix})}}

##${prefix} data(Array) Data array for mark points, each of which is an object. Here are some ways to assign mark point position.

1. Assign coordinate according to container with x, y attribute, in which pixel values and percentage are supported. {{ if: ${hasCoord} }}
2. Assign coordinate position with coord attribute, in which 'min', 'max', 'average' are supported for each dimension. {{ /if }}{{ if: ${hasType} }}
3. Use type attribute to mark the maximum and minimum values in the series, in which valueIndex or valueDim can be used to assign the dimension. {{ /if }} When multiple attributes exist, priority is as the above order.

**For example: **

data: [{{if: ${hasType} }}
    {
        name: 'maximum',
        type: 'max'
    }, {{/if}}{{if: ${hasCoord} }}
    {
        name: 'coordinate',
        coord: [10, 20]
    }, {
        name: 'fixed x position',
        yAxis: 10,
        x: '90%'
    }, {{/if}}
    {
        name: 'screen coordinate',
        x: 100,
        y: 100
    }
]

###${prefix} name(string) = '' Mark point name. {{ if: ${hasType} }} ###${prefix} type(string) Special label types, are used to label maximum value, minimum value and so on.

Options are:

• 'min' maximum value.
• 'max' minimum value.
• 'average' average value. {{ /if }} {{ if: ${hasCoord} }} ###${prefix} valueIndex(number) Available when using type it is used to assign maximum value and minimum value in dimensions, it could be 0 (xAxis, radiusAxis), 1 (yAxis, angleAxis), and use the first value axis dimension by default.

###${prefix} valueDim(string) Works only when type is assigned. It is used to state the dimension used to calculate maximum value or minimum value. It may be the direct name of a dimension, like x, or angle for line charts, or open, or close for candlestick charts.

###${prefix} coord(Array) Coordinates of the starting point or ending point, whose format depends on the coordinate of the series. It can be x, and y for rectangular coordinates, or radius, and angle for polar coordinates.

{{ use: marker-coord-explain }}

{{ /if }} ###${prefix} x(number) X position according to container, in pixel.

###${prefix} y(number) Y position according to container, in pixel.

###${prefix} value(number) Label value, which can be ignored.

{{ use:partial-symbol( prefix=“##” + ${prefix} ) }}

###${prefix} itemStyle(Object) Mark point style. {{ use: partial-item-style(prefix=“###” + ${prefix}) }} ####${prefix} emphasis(Object) {{ use: partial-item-style(prefix=“####” + ${prefix}) }}

###${prefix} label(Object) {{ use: partial-label( prefix=${prefix} + ‘###’ ) }} ####${prefix} emphasis(Object) {{ use: partial-label( prefix=${prefix} + ‘####’ ) }}

{{ use: partial-animation( prefix=“#” + ${prefix}, galleryEditorPath=${galleryEditorPath}, ) }}