RangeSelectorScaleBuilder Members
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#Constructors
Name | Description |
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Range |
For internal use only. Initializes a new Range |
#Methods
Name | Description |
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Aggregate |
Obsolete. Aggregates series points that fall into the same category. Mirrors the client-side aggregate |
Aggregate |
Obsolete. Aggregates series points that fall into the same category. Mirrors the client-side aggregate |
Aggregation |
Specifies the length of aggregation intervals in pixels. Does not apply if aggregate |
Aggregation |
Specifies the length of aggregation intervals in pixels. Does not apply if aggregate |
Aggregation |
Specifies the length of aggregation intervals in scale units. Applies only to the scale of the continuous or logarithmic type. Mirrors the client-side aggregation |
Aggregation |
Specifies the length of aggregation intervals in scale units. Applies only to the scale of the continuous or logarithmic type. Mirrors the client-side aggregation |
Aggregation |
Specifies the length of aggregation intervals in scale units. Applies only to the scale of the continuous or logarithmic type. Mirrors the client-side aggregation |
Aggregation |
Specifies the length of aggregation intervals in scale units. Applies only to the scale of the continuous or logarithmic type. Mirrors the client-side aggregation |
Allow |
Specifies whether to allow decimal values on the scale. When false, the scale contains integer values only. Mirrors the client-side allow |
Allow |
Specifies whether to allow decimal values on the scale. When false, the scale contains integer values only. Mirrors the client-side allow |
Breaks |
Provides access to the client-side breaks option that represents a scale break collection. |
Break |
Configures the scale breaks' appearance. Mirrors the client-side break |
Categories |
Specifies the order of arguments on a discrete scale. Mirrors the client-side categories option. |
Categories |
Specifies the order of arguments on a discrete scale. Mirrors the client-side categories option. |
Categories |
Specifies the order of arguments on a discrete scale. Mirrors the client-side categories option. |
Categories |
Specifies the order of arguments on a discrete scale. Mirrors the client-side categories option. |
Discrete |
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End |
Specifies whether to force the scale to start and end on ticks. Mirrors the client-side end |
End |
Specifies whether to force the scale to start and end on ticks. Mirrors the client-side end |
End |
Specifies the scale's end value. Mirrors the client-side end |
End |
Specifies the scale's end value. Mirrors the client-side end |
End |
Specifies the scale's end value. Mirrors the client-side end |
End |
Specifies the scale's end value. Mirrors the client-side end |
Equals |
Determines whether the specified object instances are considered equal. Inherited from Object. |
Equals |
Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object. Inherited from Object. |
Get |
Serves as the default hash function. Inherited from Object. |
Get |
Gets the Type of the current instance. Inherited from Object. |
Holidays |
Days to be excluded from the scale when workdays |
Holidays |
Days to be excluded from the scale when workdays |
Holidays |
Days to be excluded from the scale when workdays |
Holidays |
Days to be excluded from the scale when workdays |
Label |
Specifies common properties for scale labels. Mirrors the client-side label object. |
Linear |
Specifies a value used to calculate the range on a logarithmic scale within which the scale should be linear. Applies only if the data source contains negative values or zeroes. Mirrors the client-side linear |
Linear |
Specifies a value used to calculate the range on a logarithmic scale within which the scale should be linear. Applies only if the data source contains negative values or zeroes. Mirrors the client-side linear |
Logarithm |
Specifies the value to be raised to a power when generating ticks for a logarithmic scale. Mirrors the client-side logarithm |
Logarithm |
Specifies the value to be raised to a power when generating ticks for a logarithmic scale. Mirrors the client-side logarithm |
Marker |
Specifies properties for the date-time scale's markers. Mirrors the client-side marker object. |
Max |
Specifies the maximum range that can be selected. Mirrors the client-side max |
Max |
Specifies the maximum range that can be selected. Mirrors the client-side max |
Max |
Specifies the maximum range that can be selected. Mirrors the client-side max |
Max |
Specifies the maximum range that can be selected. Mirrors the client-side max |
Memberwise |
Creates a shallow copy of the current Object. Inherited from Object. |
Minor |
Specifies properties of the range selector's minor ticks. Mirrors the client-side minor |
Minor |
Specifies the number of minor ticks between neighboring major ticks. Mirrors the client-side minor |
Minor |
Specifies the number of minor ticks between neighboring major ticks. Mirrors the client-side minor |
Minor |
Specifies an interval between minor ticks. Mirrors the client-side minor |
Minor |
Specifies an interval between minor ticks. Mirrors the client-side minor |
Minor |
Specifies an interval between minor ticks. Mirrors the client-side minor |
Minor |
Specifies an interval between minor ticks. Mirrors the client-side minor |
Min |
Specifies the minimum range that can be selected. Mirrors the client-side min |
Min |
Specifies the minimum range that can be selected. Mirrors the client-side min |
Min |
Specifies the minimum range that can be selected. Mirrors the client-side min |
Min |
Specifies the minimum range that can be selected. Mirrors the client-side min |
Option |
Specifies an option by its name. |
Placeholder |
Specifies the height of the space reserved for the scale in pixels. Mirrors the client-side placeholder |
Placeholder |
Specifies the height of the space reserved for the scale in pixels. Mirrors the client-side placeholder |
Reference |
Determines whether the specified Object instances are the same instance. Inherited from Object. |
Show |
Specifies whether or not to show ticks for the boundary scale values, when neither major ticks nor minor ticks are created for these values. Mirrors the client-side show |
Show |
Specifies whether or not to show ticks for the boundary scale values, when neither major ticks nor minor ticks are created for these values. Mirrors the client-side show |
Single |
Days to be included in the scale when workdays |
Single |
Days to be included in the scale when workdays |
Single |
Days to be included in the scale when workdays |
Single |
Days to be included in the scale when workdays |
Start |
Specifies the scale's start value. Mirrors the client-side start |
Start |
Specifies the scale's start value. Mirrors the client-side start |
Start |
Specifies the scale's start value. Mirrors the client-side start |
Start |
Specifies the scale's start value. Mirrors the client-side start |
Tick |
Specifies properties defining the appearance of scale ticks. Mirrors the client-side tick object. |
Tick |
Specifies an interval between axis ticks. Mirrors the client-side tick |
Tick |
Specifies an interval between axis ticks. Mirrors the client-side tick |
Tick |
Specifies an interval between axis ticks. Mirrors the client-side tick |
Tick |
Specifies an interval between axis ticks. Mirrors the client-side tick |
To |
Returns a string that represents the current object. Inherited from Object. |
Type |
Specifies the type of the scale. Mirrors the client-side type option. |
Value |
Specifies the type of values on the scale. Mirrors the client-side value |
Workdays |
Leaves only workdays on the scale: the work week days plus single workdays minus holidays. Applies only if the scale's value |
Workdays |
Leaves only workdays on the scale: the work week days plus single workdays minus holidays. Applies only if the scale's value |
Work |
Specifies which days are workdays. The array can contain values from 0 (Sunday) to 6 (Saturday). Applies only if workdays |
Work |
Specifies which days are workdays. The array can contain values from 0 (Sunday) to 6 (Saturday). Applies only if workdays |
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