com.softwarefx.chartfx.server

Class Line

java.lang.Object

com.softwarefx.chartfx.server.Line

Direct Known Subclasses:

CustomGridLine, GridLine

public class Line
extends java.lang.Object

Provides access to the Line gallery object.

Line charts show trends in data at equal intervals and are effective for comparing highs and lows in a continuum. You can create multiple lines by adding additional data series to the chart. In a 2D line chart additional lines will be drawn in the main chart area and, in the case of 3D line charts, lines could be displayed at the same level or clustered in the Z axis.

The methods of the Line class allow you to customize the visual attributes of a Line chart. In order to make the supported members available, you must first set the gallery of the chart to Lines, and cast the setGalleryAttributes method of the Chart to the Line class:

• Java

• chart1.setGallery(Gallery.LINES);
  Line line;
  line = ((Line)chart1.getGalleryAttributes());
  

The cast will fail if the gallery is not set to Lines.

Once you have done this, using the newly created object you can assign these special attributes for the Lines gallery type in your chart.

• Java

• PopulateProductSales(chart1);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Wine Sales by Type"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getLabelsFormat().setFormat(AxisFormat.CURRENCY);
  chart1.setGallery(Gallery.LINES);
  

  public static void PopulateProductSales(Chart chart1) {
      ProductSales[] data = new ProductSales[]{
          new ProductSales("Jan", 12560, 23400, 34500),
          new ProductSales("Feb", 13400, 21000, 38900),
          new ProductSales("Mar", 16700, 17000, 42100),
          new ProductSales("Apr", 12000, 19020, 43800),
          new ProductSales("May", 15800, 26500, 37540),
          new ProductSales("Jun", 9800, 27800, 32580),
          new ProductSales("Jul", 17800, 29820, 34000),
          new ProductSales("Aug", 19800, 17800, 38000),
          new ProductSales("Sep", 23200, 32000, 41300),
          new ProductSales("Oct", 16700, 26500, 46590),
          new ProductSales("Nov", 11800, 23000, 48700),
          new ProductSales("Dec", 13400, 15400, 49100)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class ProductSales {
  
      public ProductSales(String month, double white, double red, double sparkling) {
          this.setMonth(month);
          this.setWhite(white);
          this.setRed(red);
          this.setSparkling(sparkling);
      }
      private String privateMonth;
  
      public final String getMonth() {
          return privateMonth;
      }
  
      public final void setMonth(String value) {
          privateMonth = value;
      }
      private double privateWhite;
  
      public final double getWhite() {
          return privateWhite;
      }
  
      public final void setWhite(double value) {
          privateWhite = value;
      }
      private double privateRed;
  
      public final double getRed() {
          return privateRed;
      }
  
      public final void setRed(double value) {
          privateRed = value;
      }
      private double privateSparkling;
  
      public final double getSparkling() {
          return privateSparkling;
      }
  
      public final void setSparkling(double value) {
          privateSparkling = value;
      }
  }
  

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
Line() Constructs a newly allocated Line object

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
java.awt.Color	getColor() Sets or Gets the line color for a selected line.
LineCap	getEndCap() Gets or sets a marker shape at the end of a selected line.
LineCap	getStartCap() Gets or sets a marker shape at the beginning of a selected line.
DashStyle	getStyle() Gets or sets the line style for a selected line.
int	getWidth() Gets or sets the line width for a selected line.
void	resetColor() Set the property Color to its default value.
void	resetEndCap() Set the property EndCap to its default value.
void	resetSeriesIndex() Set the property SeriesIndex to its default value.
void	resetStartCap() Set the property StartCap to its default value.
void	resetStyle() Set the property Style to its default value.
void	resetWidth() Set the property Width to its default value.
void	setColor(java.awt.Color value) Sets or Gets the line color for a selected line.
void	setEndCap(LineCap value) Gets or sets a marker shape at the end of a selected line.
void	setStartCap(LineCap value) Gets or sets a marker shape at the beginning of a selected line.
void	setStyle(DashStyle value) Gets or sets the line style for a selected line.
void	setWidth(int value) Gets or sets the line width for a selected line.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Line

public Line()

Constructs a newly allocated Line object

Method Detail

getColor

public java.awt.Color getColor()

Sets or Gets the line color for a selected line.

• When this method is applied to an axis line, both the primary and secondary axes are affected. For instance, when you change the X axis line color using this method, both axes lines above and below the chart area will be colored.
• You may also control the setWidth and setStyle of the selected line using the supported members of the Line .
• The setEndCap and setStartCap methods allow you to configured various shapes at the beginning and ending of a selected line.
• For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.
• Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").
• Below, the X axis line color is set to red:

• Java

• PopulateProductSales(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Wine Sales by Type"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getLabelsFormat().setFormat(AxisFormat.CURRENCY);
  

  public static void PopulateProductSales(Chart chart1) {
      ProductSales[] data = new ProductSales[]{
          new ProductSales("Jan", 12560, 23400, 34500),
          new ProductSales("Feb", 13400, 21000, 38900),
          new ProductSales("Mar", 16700, 17000, 42100),
          new ProductSales("Apr", 12000, 19020, 43800),
          new ProductSales("May", 15800, 26500, 37540),
          new ProductSales("Jun", 9800, 27800, 32580),
          new ProductSales("Jul", 17800, 29820, 34000),
          new ProductSales("Aug", 19800, 17800, 38000),
          new ProductSales("Sep", 23200, 32000, 41300),
          new ProductSales("Oct", 16700, 26500, 46590),
          new ProductSales("Nov", 11800, 23000, 48700),
          new ProductSales("Dec", 13400, 15400, 49100)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class ProductSales {
  
      public ProductSales(String month, double white, double red, double sparkling) {
          this.setMonth(month);
          this.setWhite(white);
          this.setRed(red);
          this.setSparkling(sparkling);
      }
      private String privateMonth;
  
      public final String getMonth() {
          return privateMonth;
      }
  
      public final void setMonth(String value) {
          privateMonth = value;
      }
      private double privateWhite;
  
      public final double getWhite() {
          return privateWhite;
      }
  
      public final void setWhite(double value) {
          privateWhite = value;
      }
      private double privateRed;
  
      public final double getRed() {
          return privateRed;
      }
  
      public final void setRed(double value) {
          privateRed = value;
      }
      private double privateSparkling;
  
      public final double getSparkling() {
          return privateSparkling;
      }
  
      public final void setSparkling(double value) {
          privateSparkling = value;
      }
  }
  

This method is also inherited by the Line class, to set the color for a Major gridline:

• Java

• PopulateProductSales(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisY().getGrids().getMajor().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,255,255));
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Wine Sales by Type"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getLabelsFormat().setFormat(AxisFormat.CURRENCY);
  

  public static void PopulateProductSales(Chart chart1) {
      ProductSales[] data = new ProductSales[]{
          new ProductSales("Jan", 12560, 23400, 34500),
          new ProductSales("Feb", 13400, 21000, 38900),
          new ProductSales("Mar", 16700, 17000, 42100),
          new ProductSales("Apr", 12000, 19020, 43800),
          new ProductSales("May", 15800, 26500, 37540),
          new ProductSales("Jun", 9800, 27800, 32580),
          new ProductSales("Jul", 17800, 29820, 34000),
          new ProductSales("Aug", 19800, 17800, 38000),
          new ProductSales("Sep", 23200, 32000, 41300),
          new ProductSales("Oct", 16700, 26500, 46590),
          new ProductSales("Nov", 11800, 23000, 48700),
          new ProductSales("Dec", 13400, 15400, 49100)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class ProductSales {
  
      public ProductSales(String month, double white, double red, double sparkling) {
          this.setMonth(month);
          this.setWhite(white);
          this.setRed(red);
          this.setSparkling(sparkling);
      }
      private String privateMonth;
  
      public final String getMonth() {
          return privateMonth;
      }
  
      public final void setMonth(String value) {
          privateMonth = value;
      }
      private double privateWhite;
  
      public final double getWhite() {
          return privateWhite;
      }
  
      public final void setWhite(double value) {
          privateWhite = value;
      }
      private double privateRed;
  
      public final double getRed() {
          return privateRed;
      }
  
      public final void setRed(double value) {
          privateRed = value;
      }
      private double privateSparkling;
  
      public final double getSparkling() {
          return privateSparkling;
      }
  
      public final void setSparkling(double value) {
          privateSparkling = value;
      }
  }
  

See Also:

resetColor

setColor

public void setColor(java.awt.Color value)

Sets or Gets the line color for a selected line.

• When this method is applied to an axis line, both the primary and secondary axes are affected. For instance, when you change the X axis line color using this method, both axes lines above and below the chart area will be colored.
• You may also control the setWidth and setStyle of the selected line using the supported members of the Line .
• The setEndCap and setStartCap methods allow you to configured various shapes at the beginning and ending of a selected line.
• For more information regarding the Color type, please refer to the Documentation.
• Named color are supported (e.g. Red), to use Hex notation you have to use quotes (e.g. "#FF00FF").
• Below, the X axis line color is set to red:

• Java

• PopulateProductSales(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(255,0,0,255));
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Wine Sales by Type"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getLabelsFormat().setFormat(AxisFormat.CURRENCY);
  

  public static void PopulateProductSales(Chart chart1) {
      ProductSales[] data = new ProductSales[]{
          new ProductSales("Jan", 12560, 23400, 34500),
          new ProductSales("Feb", 13400, 21000, 38900),
          new ProductSales("Mar", 16700, 17000, 42100),
          new ProductSales("Apr", 12000, 19020, 43800),
          new ProductSales("May", 15800, 26500, 37540),
          new ProductSales("Jun", 9800, 27800, 32580),
          new ProductSales("Jul", 17800, 29820, 34000),
          new ProductSales("Aug", 19800, 17800, 38000),
          new ProductSales("Sep", 23200, 32000, 41300),
          new ProductSales("Oct", 16700, 26500, 46590),
          new ProductSales("Nov", 11800, 23000, 48700),
          new ProductSales("Dec", 13400, 15400, 49100)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class ProductSales {
  
      public ProductSales(String month, double white, double red, double sparkling) {
          this.setMonth(month);
          this.setWhite(white);
          this.setRed(red);
          this.setSparkling(sparkling);
      }
      private String privateMonth;
  
      public final String getMonth() {
          return privateMonth;
      }
  
      public final void setMonth(String value) {
          privateMonth = value;
      }
      private double privateWhite;
  
      public final double getWhite() {
          return privateWhite;
      }
  
      public final void setWhite(double value) {
          privateWhite = value;
      }
      private double privateRed;
  
      public final double getRed() {
          return privateRed;
      }
  
      public final void setRed(double value) {
          privateRed = value;
      }
      private double privateSparkling;
  
      public final double getSparkling() {
          return privateSparkling;
      }
  
      public final void setSparkling(double value) {
          privateSparkling = value;
      }
  }
  

This method is also inherited by the Line class, to set the color for a Major gridline:

• Java

• PopulateProductSales(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisY().getGrids().getMajor().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,255,255));
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Wine Sales by Type"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getLabelsFormat().setFormat(AxisFormat.CURRENCY);
  

  public static void PopulateProductSales(Chart chart1) {
      ProductSales[] data = new ProductSales[]{
          new ProductSales("Jan", 12560, 23400, 34500),
          new ProductSales("Feb", 13400, 21000, 38900),
          new ProductSales("Mar", 16700, 17000, 42100),
          new ProductSales("Apr", 12000, 19020, 43800),
          new ProductSales("May", 15800, 26500, 37540),
          new ProductSales("Jun", 9800, 27800, 32580),
          new ProductSales("Jul", 17800, 29820, 34000),
          new ProductSales("Aug", 19800, 17800, 38000),
          new ProductSales("Sep", 23200, 32000, 41300),
          new ProductSales("Oct", 16700, 26500, 46590),
          new ProductSales("Nov", 11800, 23000, 48700),
          new ProductSales("Dec", 13400, 15400, 49100)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class ProductSales {
  
      public ProductSales(String month, double white, double red, double sparkling) {
          this.setMonth(month);
          this.setWhite(white);
          this.setRed(red);
          this.setSparkling(sparkling);
      }
      private String privateMonth;
  
      public final String getMonth() {
          return privateMonth;
      }
  
      public final void setMonth(String value) {
          privateMonth = value;
      }
      private double privateWhite;
  
      public final double getWhite() {
          return privateWhite;
      }
  
      public final void setWhite(double value) {
          privateWhite = value;
      }
      private double privateRed;
  
      public final double getRed() {
          return privateRed;
      }
  
      public final void setRed(double value) {
          privateRed = value;
      }
      private double privateSparkling;
  
      public final double getSparkling() {
          return privateSparkling;
      }
  
      public final void setSparkling(double value) {
          privateSparkling = value;
      }
  }
  

Parameters:

value -

See Also:

resetColor

getEndCap

public LineCap getEndCap()

Gets or sets a marker shape at the end of a selected line.

• Java

• PopulatePopulationData(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,0,255));
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setEndCap(LineCap.ROUND_ANCHOR);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Population Distribution by Gender and Age Range"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getTitle().setText("Percentage");
  chart1.getAxisX().getTitle().setText("Age Range");
  

  public static void PopulatePopulationData(Chart chart1, String fieldNames) {
      PopulationData[] data = new PopulationData[]{
          new PopulationData("0-4", 10471, 10024),
          new PopulationData("5-9", 9954, 9512),
          new PopulationData("10-14", 10670, 10167),
          new PopulationData("15-19", 10871, 10312),
          new PopulationData("20-24", 10719, 10178),
          new PopulationData("25-29", 10060, 9744),
          new PopulationData("30-34", 10021, 9864),
          new PopulationData("35-39", 10479, 10424),
          new PopulationData("40-44", 11294, 11454),
          new PopulationData("45-49", 11080, 11377),
          new PopulationData("50-54", 9772, 10212),
          new PopulationData("55-59", 8415, 8944),
          new PopulationData("60-64", 6203, 6814),
          new PopulationData("65-69", 4712, 5412),
          new PopulationData("70-74", 3804, 4697),
          new PopulationData("75-79", 3094, 4282),
          new PopulationData("80-84", 2117, 3459),
          new PopulationData("85-89", 1072, 2135),
          new PopulationData("90-94", 397, 1034),
          new PopulationData("95-99", 91, 321),
          new PopulationData("100+", 12, 58)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
          if (fieldNames != "") {
                  List<DataField> removeFields = new ArrayList<DataField>();
                  List<String> includeFields = Arrays.asList(fieldNames.split(","));
                  chart1.getDataSourceSettings().fillFromSchema();
  
                  for (DataField dataField : chart1.getDataSourceSettings().getDataFields()) {
                          if (dataField.isMeasure() && !includeFields.contains(dataField.getDataPath())) {
                                  removeFields.add(dataField);
                          }
  
                  }
  
                  for (DataField dataField : removeFields) {
                          chart1.getDataSourceSettings().getDataFields().remove(dataField);
                  }
          }
  }
  
  public static void PopulatePopulationData(Chart chart1) {
          PopulatePopulationData(chart1, "");
  }
  

  public static class PopulationData {
  
      public PopulationData(String range, double male, double female) {
          this.setRange(range);
          this.setMale(male);
          this.setFemale(female);
      }
      private String privateRange;
  
      public final String getRange() {
          return privateRange;
      }
  
      public final void setRange(String value) {
          privateRange = value;
      }
      private double privateMale;
  
      public final double getMale() {
          return privateMale;
      }
  
      public final void setMale(double value) {
          privateMale = value;
      }
      private double privateFemale;
  
      public final double getFemale() {
          return privateFemale;
      }
  
      public final void setFemale(double value) {
          privateFemale = value;
      }
  }
  

See Also:

resetEndCap

setEndCap

public void setEndCap(LineCap value)

Gets or sets a marker shape at the end of a selected line.

• Java

• PopulatePopulationData(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,0,255));
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setEndCap(LineCap.ROUND_ANCHOR);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Population Distribution by Gender and Age Range"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getTitle().setText("Percentage");
  chart1.getAxisX().getTitle().setText("Age Range");
  

  public static void PopulatePopulationData(Chart chart1, String fieldNames) {
      PopulationData[] data = new PopulationData[]{
          new PopulationData("0-4", 10471, 10024),
          new PopulationData("5-9", 9954, 9512),
          new PopulationData("10-14", 10670, 10167),
          new PopulationData("15-19", 10871, 10312),
          new PopulationData("20-24", 10719, 10178),
          new PopulationData("25-29", 10060, 9744),
          new PopulationData("30-34", 10021, 9864),
          new PopulationData("35-39", 10479, 10424),
          new PopulationData("40-44", 11294, 11454),
          new PopulationData("45-49", 11080, 11377),
          new PopulationData("50-54", 9772, 10212),
          new PopulationData("55-59", 8415, 8944),
          new PopulationData("60-64", 6203, 6814),
          new PopulationData("65-69", 4712, 5412),
          new PopulationData("70-74", 3804, 4697),
          new PopulationData("75-79", 3094, 4282),
          new PopulationData("80-84", 2117, 3459),
          new PopulationData("85-89", 1072, 2135),
          new PopulationData("90-94", 397, 1034),
          new PopulationData("95-99", 91, 321),
          new PopulationData("100+", 12, 58)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
          if (fieldNames != "") {
                  List<DataField> removeFields = new ArrayList<DataField>();
                  List<String> includeFields = Arrays.asList(fieldNames.split(","));
                  chart1.getDataSourceSettings().fillFromSchema();
  
                  for (DataField dataField : chart1.getDataSourceSettings().getDataFields()) {
                          if (dataField.isMeasure() && !includeFields.contains(dataField.getDataPath())) {
                                  removeFields.add(dataField);
                          }
  
                  }
  
                  for (DataField dataField : removeFields) {
                          chart1.getDataSourceSettings().getDataFields().remove(dataField);
                  }
          }
  }
  
  public static void PopulatePopulationData(Chart chart1) {
          PopulatePopulationData(chart1, "");
  }
  

  public static class PopulationData {
  
      public PopulationData(String range, double male, double female) {
          this.setRange(range);
          this.setMale(male);
          this.setFemale(female);
      }
      private String privateRange;
  
      public final String getRange() {
          return privateRange;
      }
  
      public final void setRange(String value) {
          privateRange = value;
      }
      private double privateMale;
  
      public final double getMale() {
          return privateMale;
      }
  
      public final void setMale(double value) {
          privateMale = value;
      }
      private double privateFemale;
  
      public final double getFemale() {
          return privateFemale;
      }
  
      public final void setFemale(double value) {
          privateFemale = value;
      }
  }
  

Parameters:

value -

See Also:

resetEndCap

getStartCap

public LineCap getStartCap()

Gets or sets a marker shape at the beginning of a selected line.

• Java

• PopulatePopulationData(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,0,255));
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setStartCap(LineCap.ROUND_ANCHOR);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Population Distribution by Gender and Age Range"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getTitle().setText("Percentage");
  chart1.getAxisX().getTitle().setText("Age Range");
  

  public static void PopulatePopulationData(Chart chart1, String fieldNames) {
      PopulationData[] data = new PopulationData[]{
          new PopulationData("0-4", 10471, 10024),
          new PopulationData("5-9", 9954, 9512),
          new PopulationData("10-14", 10670, 10167),
          new PopulationData("15-19", 10871, 10312),
          new PopulationData("20-24", 10719, 10178),
          new PopulationData("25-29", 10060, 9744),
          new PopulationData("30-34", 10021, 9864),
          new PopulationData("35-39", 10479, 10424),
          new PopulationData("40-44", 11294, 11454),
          new PopulationData("45-49", 11080, 11377),
          new PopulationData("50-54", 9772, 10212),
          new PopulationData("55-59", 8415, 8944),
          new PopulationData("60-64", 6203, 6814),
          new PopulationData("65-69", 4712, 5412),
          new PopulationData("70-74", 3804, 4697),
          new PopulationData("75-79", 3094, 4282),
          new PopulationData("80-84", 2117, 3459),
          new PopulationData("85-89", 1072, 2135),
          new PopulationData("90-94", 397, 1034),
          new PopulationData("95-99", 91, 321),
          new PopulationData("100+", 12, 58)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
          if (fieldNames != "") {
                  List<DataField> removeFields = new ArrayList<DataField>();
                  List<String> includeFields = Arrays.asList(fieldNames.split(","));
                  chart1.getDataSourceSettings().fillFromSchema();
  
                  for (DataField dataField : chart1.getDataSourceSettings().getDataFields()) {
                          if (dataField.isMeasure() && !includeFields.contains(dataField.getDataPath())) {
                                  removeFields.add(dataField);
                          }
  
                  }
  
                  for (DataField dataField : removeFields) {
                          chart1.getDataSourceSettings().getDataFields().remove(dataField);
                  }
          }
  }
  
  public static void PopulatePopulationData(Chart chart1) {
          PopulatePopulationData(chart1, "");
  }
  

  public static class PopulationData {
  
      public PopulationData(String range, double male, double female) {
          this.setRange(range);
          this.setMale(male);
          this.setFemale(female);
      }
      private String privateRange;
  
      public final String getRange() {
          return privateRange;
      }
  
      public final void setRange(String value) {
          privateRange = value;
      }
      private double privateMale;
  
      public final double getMale() {
          return privateMale;
      }
  
      public final void setMale(double value) {
          privateMale = value;
      }
      private double privateFemale;
  
      public final double getFemale() {
          return privateFemale;
      }
  
      public final void setFemale(double value) {
          privateFemale = value;
      }
  }
  

See Also:

resetStartCap

setStartCap

public void setStartCap(LineCap value)

Gets or sets a marker shape at the beginning of a selected line.

• Java

• PopulatePopulationData(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,0,255));
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setStartCap(LineCap.ROUND_ANCHOR);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("Population Distribution by Gender and Age Range"));
  chart1.getAxisY().getTitle().setText("Percentage");
  chart1.getAxisX().getTitle().setText("Age Range");
  

  public static void PopulatePopulationData(Chart chart1, String fieldNames) {
      PopulationData[] data = new PopulationData[]{
          new PopulationData("0-4", 10471, 10024),
          new PopulationData("5-9", 9954, 9512),
          new PopulationData("10-14", 10670, 10167),
          new PopulationData("15-19", 10871, 10312),
          new PopulationData("20-24", 10719, 10178),
          new PopulationData("25-29", 10060, 9744),
          new PopulationData("30-34", 10021, 9864),
          new PopulationData("35-39", 10479, 10424),
          new PopulationData("40-44", 11294, 11454),
          new PopulationData("45-49", 11080, 11377),
          new PopulationData("50-54", 9772, 10212),
          new PopulationData("55-59", 8415, 8944),
          new PopulationData("60-64", 6203, 6814),
          new PopulationData("65-69", 4712, 5412),
          new PopulationData("70-74", 3804, 4697),
          new PopulationData("75-79", 3094, 4282),
          new PopulationData("80-84", 2117, 3459),
          new PopulationData("85-89", 1072, 2135),
          new PopulationData("90-94", 397, 1034),
          new PopulationData("95-99", 91, 321),
          new PopulationData("100+", 12, 58)
      };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
          if (fieldNames != "") {
                  List<DataField> removeFields = new ArrayList<DataField>();
                  List<String> includeFields = Arrays.asList(fieldNames.split(","));
                  chart1.getDataSourceSettings().fillFromSchema();
  
                  for (DataField dataField : chart1.getDataSourceSettings().getDataFields()) {
                          if (dataField.isMeasure() && !includeFields.contains(dataField.getDataPath())) {
                                  removeFields.add(dataField);
                          }
  
                  }
  
                  for (DataField dataField : removeFields) {
                          chart1.getDataSourceSettings().getDataFields().remove(dataField);
                  }
          }
  }
  
  public static void PopulatePopulationData(Chart chart1) {
          PopulatePopulationData(chart1, "");
  }
  

  public static class PopulationData {
  
      public PopulationData(String range, double male, double female) {
          this.setRange(range);
          this.setMale(male);
          this.setFemale(female);
      }
      private String privateRange;
  
      public final String getRange() {
          return privateRange;
      }
  
      public final void setRange(String value) {
          privateRange = value;
      }
      private double privateMale;
  
      public final double getMale() {
          return privateMale;
      }
  
      public final void setMale(double value) {
          privateMale = value;
      }
      private double privateFemale;
  
      public final double getFemale() {
          return privateFemale;
      }
  
      public final void setFemale(double value) {
          privateFemale = value;
      }
  }
  

Parameters:

value -

See Also:

resetStartCap

getStyle

public DashStyle getStyle()

Gets or sets the line style for a selected line.

• When this method is applied to an axis line, both the primary and secondary axes are affected. For instance, when you change the X axis line style using this method, both axes lines above and below the chart area will be affected.
• You may also control the setWidth and setColor of the selected line using the supported members of the Line .
• The setEndCap and setStartCap methods allow you to configured various shapes at the beginning and ending of a selected line.
• These are the supported DashStyles:
  
  Custom
  Dash
  DashDot
  DashDotDot
  Dot
  Solid

The image below depicts a 'DashDot' Line style assigned to the X axis:

• Java

• PopulateNewConstructions(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,0,255));
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setStyle(DashStyle.DASH_DOT);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("New Constructions in US Market"));
  chart1.getAxisX().getScale().setStep(((DataUnit)SfxNET.System.TimeSpan.FromDays(30.0)));
  chart1.getLegendBox().setDock(DockArea.BOTTOM);
  

  public static void PopulateNewConstructions(Chart chart1) {
      NewConstructions[] data = new NewConstructions[] {
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 7, 1).getTime(), 88, 116, 351, 186 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 8, 1).getTime(), 75, 128, 376, 170 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 9, 1).getTime(), 79, 147, 424, 204 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 10, 1).getTime(), 75, 151, 425, 213 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 11, 1).getTime(), 68, 154, 449, 171 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 12, 1).getTime(), 115, 190, 465, 213 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 1, 1).getTime(), 87, 95, 483, 233 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 2, 1).getTime(), 106, 135, 505, 223 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 3, 1).getTime(), 94, 140, 554, 217 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 4, 1).getTime(), 79, 154, 412, 207 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 5, 1).getTime(), 101, 135, 482, 201 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 6, 1).getTime(), 82, 126, 431, 207 )
  };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class NewConstructions {
  
      public NewConstructions(java.util.Date date, double northeast, double midwest, double south, double west) {
          this.setDate(date);
          this.setNortheast(northeast);
          this.setMidwest(midwest);
          this.setSouth(south);
          this.setWest(west);
      }
      private java.util.Date privateDate = new java.util.Date(0);
  
      public final java.util.Date getDate() {
          return privateDate;
      }
  
      public final void setDate(java.util.Date value) {
          privateDate = value;
      }
      private double privateNortheast;
  
      public final double getNortheast() {
          return privateNortheast;
      }
  
      public final void setNortheast(double value) {
          privateNortheast = value;
      }
      private double privateMidwest;
  
      public final double getMidwest() {
          return privateMidwest;
      }
  
      public final void setMidwest(double value) {
          privateMidwest = value;
      }
      private double privateSouth;
  
      public final double getSouth() {
          return privateSouth;
      }
  
      public final void setSouth(double value) {
          privateSouth = value;
      }
      private double privateWest;
  
      public final double getWest() {
          return privateWest;
      }
  
      public final void setWest(double value) {
          privateWest = value;
      }
  }
  

For more information regarding the Drawing type, please refer to the Documentation.

See Also:

resetStyle

setStyle

public void setStyle(DashStyle value)

Gets or sets the line style for a selected line.

• When this method is applied to an axis line, both the primary and secondary axes are affected. For instance, when you change the X axis line style using this method, both axes lines above and below the chart area will be affected.
• You may also control the setWidth and setColor of the selected line using the supported members of the Line .
• The setEndCap and setStartCap methods allow you to configured various shapes at the beginning and ending of a selected line.
• These are the supported DashStyles:
  
  Custom
  Dash
  DashDot
  DashDotDot
  Dot
  Solid

The image below depicts a 'DashDot' Line style assigned to the X axis:

• Java

• PopulateNewConstructions(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,0,255));
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setStyle(DashStyle.DASH_DOT);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("New Constructions in US Market"));
  chart1.getAxisX().getScale().setStep(((DataUnit)SfxNET.System.TimeSpan.FromDays(30.0)));
  chart1.getLegendBox().setDock(DockArea.BOTTOM);
  

  public static void PopulateNewConstructions(Chart chart1) {
      NewConstructions[] data = new NewConstructions[] {
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 7, 1).getTime(), 88, 116, 351, 186 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 8, 1).getTime(), 75, 128, 376, 170 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 9, 1).getTime(), 79, 147, 424, 204 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 10, 1).getTime(), 75, 151, 425, 213 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 11, 1).getTime(), 68, 154, 449, 171 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 12, 1).getTime(), 115, 190, 465, 213 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 1, 1).getTime(), 87, 95, 483, 233 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 2, 1).getTime(), 106, 135, 505, 223 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 3, 1).getTime(), 94, 140, 554, 217 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 4, 1).getTime(), 79, 154, 412, 207 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 5, 1).getTime(), 101, 135, 482, 201 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 6, 1).getTime(), 82, 126, 431, 207 )
  };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class NewConstructions {
  
      public NewConstructions(java.util.Date date, double northeast, double midwest, double south, double west) {
          this.setDate(date);
          this.setNortheast(northeast);
          this.setMidwest(midwest);
          this.setSouth(south);
          this.setWest(west);
      }
      private java.util.Date privateDate = new java.util.Date(0);
  
      public final java.util.Date getDate() {
          return privateDate;
      }
  
      public final void setDate(java.util.Date value) {
          privateDate = value;
      }
      private double privateNortheast;
  
      public final double getNortheast() {
          return privateNortheast;
      }
  
      public final void setNortheast(double value) {
          privateNortheast = value;
      }
      private double privateMidwest;
  
      public final double getMidwest() {
          return privateMidwest;
      }
  
      public final void setMidwest(double value) {
          privateMidwest = value;
      }
      private double privateSouth;
  
      public final double getSouth() {
          return privateSouth;
      }
  
      public final void setSouth(double value) {
          privateSouth = value;
      }
      private double privateWest;
  
      public final double getWest() {
          return privateWest;
      }
  
      public final void setWest(double value) {
          privateWest = value;
      }
  }
  

For more information regarding the Drawing type, please refer to the Documentation.

Parameters:

value -

See Also:

resetStyle

getWidth

public int getWidth()

Gets or sets the line width for a selected line.

• When this method is applied to an axis line, both the primary and secondary axes are affected. For instance, when you change the X axis line width using this method, both axes lines above and below the chart area will be affected.
• You may also control the setStyle and setColor of the selected line using the supported members of the Line .
• The setEndCap and setStartCap methods allow you to configured various shapes at the beginning and end of a selected line.
• Below, the X axis line width is set to 5:

• Java

• PopulateNewConstructions(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,0,255));
  chart1.getAxisY().getLine().setWidth((short)5);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("New Constructions in US Market"));
  chart1.getAxisX().getScale().setStep(((DataUnit)SfxNET.System.TimeSpan.FromDays(30.0)));
  chart1.getLegendBox().setDock(DockArea.BOTTOM);
  

  public static void PopulateNewConstructions(Chart chart1) {
      NewConstructions[] data = new NewConstructions[] {
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 7, 1).getTime(), 88, 116, 351, 186 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 8, 1).getTime(), 75, 128, 376, 170 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 9, 1).getTime(), 79, 147, 424, 204 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 10, 1).getTime(), 75, 151, 425, 213 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 11, 1).getTime(), 68, 154, 449, 171 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 12, 1).getTime(), 115, 190, 465, 213 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 1, 1).getTime(), 87, 95, 483, 233 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 2, 1).getTime(), 106, 135, 505, 223 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 3, 1).getTime(), 94, 140, 554, 217 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 4, 1).getTime(), 79, 154, 412, 207 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 5, 1).getTime(), 101, 135, 482, 201 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 6, 1).getTime(), 82, 126, 431, 207 )
  };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class NewConstructions {
  
      public NewConstructions(java.util.Date date, double northeast, double midwest, double south, double west) {
          this.setDate(date);
          this.setNortheast(northeast);
          this.setMidwest(midwest);
          this.setSouth(south);
          this.setWest(west);
      }
      private java.util.Date privateDate = new java.util.Date(0);
  
      public final java.util.Date getDate() {
          return privateDate;
      }
  
      public final void setDate(java.util.Date value) {
          privateDate = value;
      }
      private double privateNortheast;
  
      public final double getNortheast() {
          return privateNortheast;
      }
  
      public final void setNortheast(double value) {
          privateNortheast = value;
      }
      private double privateMidwest;
  
      public final double getMidwest() {
          return privateMidwest;
      }
  
      public final void setMidwest(double value) {
          privateMidwest = value;
      }
      private double privateSouth;
  
      public final double getSouth() {
          return privateSouth;
      }
  
      public final void setSouth(double value) {
          privateSouth = value;
      }
      private double privateWest;
  
      public final double getWest() {
          return privateWest;
      }
  
      public final void setWest(double value) {
          privateWest = value;
      }
  }
  

See Also:

resetWidth

setWidth

public void setWidth(int value)

Gets or sets the line width for a selected line.

• When this method is applied to an axis line, both the primary and secondary axes are affected. For instance, when you change the X axis line width using this method, both axes lines above and below the chart area will be affected.
• You may also control the setStyle and setColor of the selected line using the supported members of the Line .
• The setEndCap and setStartCap methods allow you to configured various shapes at the beginning and end of a selected line.
• Below, the X axis line width is set to 5:

• Java

• PopulateNewConstructions(chart1);
  chart1.getAxisX().getLine().setColor(new java.awt.Color(0,0,0,255));
  chart1.getAxisY().getLine().setWidth((short)5);
  chart1.getTitles().add(new TitleDockable("New Constructions in US Market"));
  chart1.getAxisX().getScale().setStep(((DataUnit)SfxNET.System.TimeSpan.FromDays(30.0)));
  chart1.getLegendBox().setDock(DockArea.BOTTOM);
  

  public static void PopulateNewConstructions(Chart chart1) {
      NewConstructions[] data = new NewConstructions[] {
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 7, 1).getTime(), 88, 116, 351, 186 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 8, 1).getTime(), 75, 128, 376, 170 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 9, 1).getTime(), 79, 147, 424, 204 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 10, 1).getTime(), 75, 151, 425, 213 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 11, 1).getTime(), 68, 154, 449, 171 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2012, 12, 1).getTime(), 115, 190, 465, 213 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 1, 1).getTime(), 87, 95, 483, 233 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 2, 1).getTime(), 106, 135, 505, 223 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 3, 1).getTime(), 94, 140, 554, 217 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 4, 1).getTime(), 79, 154, 412, 207 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 5, 1).getTime(), 101, 135, 482, 201 ),
          new NewConstructions(new java.util.GregorianCalendar(2013, 6, 1).getTime(), 82, 126, 431, 207 )
  };
      ObjectProvider objProvider = new ObjectProvider(data);
      chart1.getDataSourceSettings().setDataSource(objProvider);
  
  
  
  }
  

  public static class NewConstructions {
  
      public NewConstructions(java.util.Date date, double northeast, double midwest, double south, double west) {
          this.setDate(date);
          this.setNortheast(northeast);
          this.setMidwest(midwest);
          this.setSouth(south);
          this.setWest(west);
      }
      private java.util.Date privateDate = new java.util.Date(0);
  
      public final java.util.Date getDate() {
          return privateDate;
      }
  
      public final void setDate(java.util.Date value) {
          privateDate = value;
      }
      private double privateNortheast;
  
      public final double getNortheast() {
          return privateNortheast;
      }
  
      public final void setNortheast(double value) {
          privateNortheast = value;
      }
      private double privateMidwest;
  
      public final double getMidwest() {
          return privateMidwest;
      }
  
      public final void setMidwest(double value) {
          privateMidwest = value;
      }
      private double privateSouth;
  
      public final double getSouth() {
          return privateSouth;
      }
  
      public final void setSouth(double value) {
          privateSouth = value;
      }
      private double privateWest;
  
      public final double getWest() {
          return privateWest;
      }
  
      public final void setWest(double value) {
          privateWest = value;
      }
  }
  

Parameters:

value -

See Also:

resetWidth

resetColor

public void resetColor()

Set the property Color to its default value.

See Also:

setColor

resetEndCap

public void resetEndCap()

Set the property EndCap to its default value.

See Also:

setEndCap

resetSeriesIndex

public void resetSeriesIndex()

Set the property SeriesIndex to its default value.

resetStartCap

public void resetStartCap()

Set the property StartCap to its default value.

See Also:

setStartCap

resetStyle

public void resetStyle()

Set the property Style to its default value.

See Also:

setStyle

resetWidth

public void resetWidth()

Set the property Width to its default value.

See Also:

setWidth