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The process for designing any such system follows one pattern:

You decide each field or collection of fields your RenderChart function must handle. RenderChart must then discover what categorical fields have been provided, and, depending on how the data needs to be rendered, you step through the process in such a way that renderable ranges are validated and no error can be produced.

Sounds simple, doesn't it? What happens is, you discover the rules you have to comply with as you refine them, until ultimately you develop a bullet proof approach. In the end, what looks like the work of a genius is actually just a product of hard, exhaustive work. Leave a hole for something to fall through, and it won't be long before someone else discovers you didn't finish your work. Getting the job *done* well and in due time is a matter of asking *yourself* the necessary pattern of questions.

1. What do I have to process?
2. What range of values shall I validate and support the processing of?
3. What order do I process the validated range so that nothing can go awry at any step?

In answering the last question, you start with an intial concept and refine it just as you would solve a mathematic equation. You find your process can break down in phase A because it needs to accommodate a value you don't provide until phase B; and so you introduce value B prior to phase A. Refining the approach in this way, ultimately you come up with a bullet proof answer.

4. A further thing you do all the while is determine a minimal footprint, balanced against efficient processing. There are tradeoffs there. Just make sure the tradeoffs you decide are purposed to be the best solution for whatever you are trying to do.
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