Function singleEnterEmphasis

libs/echarts/echarts-en.simple.js:17137–17201

(el)

}

function singleEnterEmphasis(el) {
    var hoverStl = el.__hoverStl;

    if (!hoverStl || el.__highlighted) {
        return;
    }

    var zr = el.__zr;

    var useHoverLayer = el.useHoverLayer && zr && zr.painter.type === 'canvas';
    el.__highlighted = useHoverLayer ? 'layer' : 'plain';

    if (el.isGroup || (!zr && el.useHoverLayer)) {
        return;
    }

    var elTarget = el;
    var targetStyle = el.style;

    if (useHoverLayer) {
        elTarget = zr.addHover(el);
        targetStyle = elTarget.style;
    }

    rollbackDefaultTextStyle(targetStyle);

    if (!useHoverLayer) {
        cacheElementStl(elTarget);
    }

    // styles can be:
    // {
    //    label: {
    //        show: false,
    //        position: 'outside',
    //        fontSize: 18
    //    },
    //    emphasis: {
    //        label: {
    //            show: true
    //        }
    //    }
    // },
    // where properties of `emphasis` may not appear in `normal`. We previously use
    // module:echarts/util/model#defaultEmphasis to merge `normal` to `emphasis`.
    // But consider rich text and setOption in merge mode, it is impossible to cover
    // all properties in merge. So we use merge mode when setting style here.
    // But we choose the merge strategy that only properties that is not `null/undefined`.
    // Because when making a textStyle (espacially rich text), it is not easy to distinguish
    // `hasOwnProperty` and `null/undefined` in code, so we trade them as the same for simplicity.
    // But this strategy brings a trouble that `null/undefined` can not be used to remove
    // style any more in `emphasis`. Users can both set properties directly on normal and
    // emphasis to avoid this issue, or we might support `'none'` for this case if required.
    targetStyle.extendFrom(hoverStl);

    setDefaultHoverFillStroke(targetStyle, hoverStl, 'fill');
    setDefaultHoverFillStroke(targetStyle, hoverStl, 'stroke');