<commit_before>define(["dojo/_base/lang", "dojo/_base/array","dojo/_base/declare", "dojo/dom-style",
	"dojo/dom", "dojo/dom-geometry", "dojo/dom-construct","dojo/_base/Color", "dojo/_base/sniff",
	"./Element", "./SimpleTheme", "./Series", "./axis2d/common",
	"dojox/gfx", "dojox/lang/functional", "dojox/lang/functional/fold", "dojox/lang/functional/reversed"], 
	function(lang, arr, declare, domStyle,
	 		 dom, domGeom, domConstruct, Color, has,
	 		 Element, SimpleTheme, Series, common,
	 		 g, func, funcFold, funcReversed){
	/*=====
	dojox.charting.__ChartCtorArgs = function(margins, stroke, fill, delayInMs){
		// summary:
		//		The keyword arguments that can be passed in a Chart constructor.
		//
		// margins: Object?
		//		Optional margins for the chart, in the form of { l, t, r, b}.
		// stroke: dojox.gfx.Stroke?
		//		An optional outline/stroke for the chart.
		// fill: dojox.gfx.Fill?
		//		An optional fill for the chart.
		// delayInMs: Number
		//		Delay in ms for delayedRender(). Default: 200.
		this.margins = margins;
		this.stroke = stroke;
		this.fill = fill;
		this.delayInMs = delayInMs;
	}
	 =====*/
	var dc = dojox.charting,
		clear = func.lambda("item.clear()"),
		purge = func.lambda("item.purgeGroup()"),
		destroy = func.lambda("item.destroy()"),
		makeClean = func.lambda("item.dirty = false"),
		makeDirty = func.lambda("item.dirty = true"),
		getName = func.lambda("item.name");

	declare("dojox.charting.Chart", null, {
		// summary:
		//		The main chart object in dojox.charting.  This will create a two dimensional
		//		chart based on dojox.gfx.
		//
		// description:
		//		dojox.charting.Chart is the primary object used for any kind of charts.  It
		//		is simple to create--just pass it a node reference, which is used as the
		//		container for the chart--and a set of optional keyword arguments and go.
		//
		//		Note that like most of dojox.gfx, most of dojox.charting.Chart's methods are
		//		designed to return a reference to the chart itself, to allow for functional
		//		chaining.  This makes defining everything on a Chart very easy to do.
		//
		// example:
		//		Create an area chart, with smoothing.
		//	|	new dojox.charting.Chart(node))
		//	|		.addPlot("default", { type: "Areas", tension: "X" })<commit_msg>refs #12844. AMD fix: correctly get a hand on dojox.<commit_after>define(["../main", "dojo/_base/lang", "dojo/_base/array","dojo/_base/declare", "dojo/dom-style",
	"dojo/dom", "dojo/dom-geometry", "dojo/dom-construct","dojo/_base/Color", "dojo/_base/sniff",
	"./Element", "./SimpleTheme", "./Series", "./axis2d/common",
	"dojox/gfx", "dojox/lang/functional", "dojox/lang/functional/fold", "dojox/lang/functional/reversed"], 
	function(dojox, lang, arr, declare, domStyle,
	 		 dom, domGeom, domConstruct, Color, has,
	 		 Element, SimpleTheme, Series, common,
	 		 g, func, funcFold, funcReversed){
	/*=====
	dojox.charting.__ChartCtorArgs = function(margins, stroke, fill, delayInMs){
		// summary:
		//		The keyword arguments that can be passed in a Chart constructor.
		//
		// margins: Object?
		//		Optional margins for the chart, in the form of { l, t, r, b}.
		// stroke: dojox.gfx.Stroke?
		//		An optional outline/stroke for the chart.
		// fill: dojox.gfx.Fill?
		//		An optional fill for the chart.
		// delayInMs: Number
		//		Delay in ms for delayedRender(). Default: 200.
		this.margins = margins;
		this.stroke = stroke;
		this.fill = fill;
		this.delayInMs = delayInMs;
	}
	 =====*/
	var dc = lang.getObject("charting", true, dojox),
		clear = func.lambda("item.clear()"),
		purge = func.lambda("item.purgeGroup()"),
		destroy = func.lambda("item.destroy()"),
		makeClean = func.lambda("item.dirty = false"),
		makeDirty = func.lambda("item.dirty = true"),
		getName = func.lambda("item.name");

	declare("dojox.charting.Chart", null, {
		// summary:
		//		The main chart object in dojox.charting.  This will create a two dimensional
		//		chart based on dojox.gfx.
		//
		// description:
		//		dojox.charting.Chart is the primary object used for any kind of charts.  It
		//		is simple to create--just pass it a node reference, which is used as the
		//		container for the chart--and a set of optional keyword arguments and go.
		//
		//		Note that like most of dojox.gfx, most of dojox.charting.Chart's methods are
		//		designed to return a reference to the chart itself, to allow for functional
		//		chaining.  This makes defining everything on a Chart very easy to do.
		//
		// example:
		//		Create an area chart, with smoothing.
		//	|	new dojox.charting.Chart(node))
		//	|		.addPlot("default", { type: "Areas", tension: "X" })
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