HatchFillStyle Class
Specifies the hatch fill style.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraTreeMap
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraTreeMap.v21.1.dll
Declaration
Example
This example demonstrates how to customize a treemap’s appearance.
The TreeMapControl.Appearance property provides access to the treemap’s appearance options.
- To customize the group style, use the TreeMapAppearance.GroupStyle property.
- The TreeMapAppearance.LeafStyle property stores appearance settings for treemap leaves.
- To define the appearance of highlighted treemap items, use the TreeMapAppearance.HighlightedLeafStyle property.
treeMapControl1.Appearance.GroupStyle.BorderColor = Color.Red;
treeMapControl1.GroupBorderVisible = DevExpress.Utils.DefaultBoolean.True;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.GroupStyle.Fill = Color.SlateGray;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.GroupStyle.Padding = new Padding(4);
treeMapControl1.Appearance.GroupStyle.LabelAlignment = StringAlignment.Center;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.GroupStyle.Font = new Font(FontFamily.GenericSerif, 20);
treeMapControl1.Appearance.GroupStyle.TextColor = Color.White;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.GroupStyle.SubGroupFont = new Font(FontFamily.GenericSerif, 14);
treeMapControl1.Appearance.GroupStyle.SubGroupTextColor = Color.DarkSlateGray;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.LeafStyle.BorderColor = Color.Green;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.LeafStyle.LabelAlignment = StringAlignment.Near;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.LeafStyle.TextGlowColor = Color.Transparent;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.LeafStyle.TextColor = Color.Blue;
treeMapControl1.Appearance.HighlightedLeafStyle.FillStyle = new HatchFillStyle {
HatchStyle = System.Drawing.Drawing2D.HatchStyle.Percent50,
Color2 = Color.Transparent
};
Inheritance
Object
FillStyleBase
HatchFillStyle
See Also
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