IDateTimeMeasureUnitsCalculator.CalculateMeasureUnit(IEnumerable<Series>, Double, Int32, Double, Double, Double, Double) Method
Calculates the date-time measurement unit that an axis should use for display.
Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Charts
Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Charts.v24.2.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Charts
Declaration
DateTimeMeasureUnit CalculateMeasureUnit(
IEnumerable<Series> series,
double axisLength,
int pixelsPerUnit,
double visualMin,
double visualMax,
double wholeMin,
double wholeMax
)
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
series | IEnumerable<Series> | |
axisLength | Double | The length of the axis’s visual range in pixels. |
pixelsPerUnit | Int32 | The minimum count of pixels that series require to draw their points correctly. |
visualMin | Double | The visual range’s minimum value in milliseconds. |
visualMax | Double | The visual range’s maximum value in milliseconds. |
wholeMin | Double | The whole range’s minimum value in milliseconds. |
wholeMax | Double | The whole range’s maximum value in milliseconds. |
Returns
Type | Description |
---|---|
DateTimeMeasureUnit | The calculated measurement unit. |
Remarks
For example, bars can overlap each other if the calculated measurement unit covers fewer pixels on the axis than the pixelPerUnit parameter specifies.
Example
The automatic date-time scale options provide the capability to use a custom measurement unit calculator to determine the current measurement unit if the predefined one does not fit your requirements. Create a class that implements the IDateTimeMeasureUnitsCalculator interface and assign it to the AutomaticDateTimeScaleOptions.AutomaticMeasureUnitsCalculator property to use a custom measurement units calculation algorithm:
public class CustomAutomaticDateTimeMeasureUnitsCalculator : IDateTimeMeasureUnitsCalculator {
public DateTimeMeasureUnit CalculateMeasureUnit(
IEnumerable<Series> series,
double axisLength, int pixelsPerUnit,
double visualMin, double visualMax,
double wholeMin, double wholeMax
) {
double rawMeasureUnit = ((visualMax - visualMin) * pixelsPerUnit / axisLength);
return PickDateTimeMeasureUnit(rawMeasureUnit);
}
static int[] unitMultipliers = {
1, 1000, 60, 60, 24, 7, 4, 3, 4
};
static DateTimeMeasureUnit PickDateTimeMeasureUnit(double milliseconds) {
double valueStop = 1.0;
for (int i = 0; i < unitMultipliers.Length; i++) {
valueStop *= unitMultipliers[i];
if (milliseconds <= valueStop)
return (DateTimeMeasureUnit)i;
}
return DateTimeMeasureUnit.Year;
}
}