TdxChartAxisAppearance.Color Property

Specifies color of the axis.

Declaration

property Color: TdxAlphaColor read; write; default TdxAlphaColors.Default;

Property Value

Type	Default	Description
TdxAlphaColor	Default	The current axis color.

Remarks

Use Thickness and Color properties to change axis thickness and color, respectively.

Value Type

The Color property accepts TdxAlphaColor values instead of TColor to support transparency.

You can use the TdxAlphaColors record declared in the dxCoreGraphics unit to obtain compatible predefined colors or create custom TdxAlphaColor values. Alternatively, you can call the dxMakeAlphaColor function or other global methods declared in the same unit.

Property Value Examples

Value	Example[1]
TdxAlphaColors.Default (default)
TdxAlphaColors.LightGreen

Default Value

The Color property’s default value is TdxAlphaColors.Default.

The default Color property value indicates that the parent diagram’s Appearance.FillOptions settings determine the color of the axis and its tick marks.

If the default color is defined everywhere down to the root level, the actual axis color is determined by the Chart control’s look & feel settings.

Footnotes

1. This example demonstrates different AxisX.Appearance.Color and AxisY.Appearance.Color property values on the same diagram.

   AxisX.Appearance.Thickness and AxisY.Appearance.Thickness properties are set to 2.