RangeSegmentColorizer.PaletteName Property

Gets or sets a name of the palette that provides colors for the colorizer.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraCharts

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraCharts.v24.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Charts

Declaration

C#

[TypeConverter(typeof(PaletteTypeConverter))]
[XtraSerializableProperty]
public string PaletteName { get; set; }

VB.NET

<TypeConverter(GetType(PaletteTypeConverter))>
<XtraSerializableProperty>
Public Property PaletteName As String

Property Value

Type	Description
String	The colorizer palette name.

Remarks

If the PaletteName (Palette) property is not specified, the colorizer uses the Chart Control’s palette (see the ChartControl.PaletteName property).

Example

This example demonstrates how to use the RangeSegmentColorizer to color a line series by its segments.

Follow the steps below to configure the RangeSegmentColorizer object and apply it to a line series view:

• Create a RangeSegmentColorizer instance and assign it to the LineSeriesView.SegmentColorizer property.

• Populate the RangeSegmentColorizer.RangeStops collection.

• Use the RangeSegmentColorizer.Palette property to define a palette.

• The RangeSegmentColorizer.LegendItemPattern property allows you to specify how to format text the legend shows for each color range.

C#

RangeSegmentColorizer colorizer = new RangeSegmentColorizer();
colorizer.RangeStops.AddRange(new double[] { -40, -35, -30, -25, -20, -15, -10, -5, 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 });
colorizer.Palette = new Palette("TemperaturePalette", new PaletteEntry[] { new PaletteEntry(Color.DarkBlue),
                                                                           new PaletteEntry(Color.SteelBlue),
                                                                           new PaletteEntry(Color.LightBlue),
                                                                           new PaletteEntry(Color.Yellow),
                                                                           new PaletteEntry(Color.OrangeRed) });
// Alternatively, you can use PaletteName to specify a palette.
// colorizer.PaletteName = Palettes.Slipstream.DisplayName;
colorizer.ShowInLegend = true;
colorizer.LegendItemPattern = "{V1:F0}°C — {V2:F0}°C";
LineSeriesView lineSeriesView = chartControl.Series[0].View as LineSeriesView;
lineSeriesView.SegmentColorizer = colorizer;

VB.NET

Dim colorizer As RangeSegmentColorizer = New RangeSegmentColorizer
colorizer.RangeStops.AddRange(New Double() {-40, -35, -30, -25, -20, -15, -10, -5, 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30})
colorizer.Palette = New Palette("TemperaturePalette", New PaletteEntry() { New PaletteEntry(Color.DarkBlue), 
                                                                           New PaletteEntry(Color.SteelBlue), 
                                                                           New PaletteEntry(Color.LightBlue), 
                                                                           New PaletteEntry(Color.Yellow), 
                                                                           New PaletteEntry(Color.OrangeRed)})
' Alternatively, you can use PaletteName to specify a palette.  
' colorizer.PaletteName = Palettes.Slipstream.DisplayName                                                                         
colorizer.ShowInLegend = true
colorizer.LegendItemPattern = "{V1:F0}°C — {V2:F0}°C"
Dim lineSeriesView As LineSeriesView = CType(chartControl.Series(0).View,LineSeriesView)
lineSeriesView.SegmentColorizer = colorizer