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| Elements' Summary |
| Minimum |
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| Maximum |
if the any contains a double value this is used as a fixed
minimum. Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an
incompatible type, the minimum is automatic.
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| Origin |
The Origin indicates where other axes cross this axis.
If the any contains a double value that value is used.
Otherwise an appropriate value has to be calculated
by that instances using Origin.
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| Orientation |
Axis orientation (standard or reversed).
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| Scaling |
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| Breaks |
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| Categories |
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| AxisType |
describes the type of the axis.
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| IncrementData |
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| Elements' Details |
| Minimum
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Maximum
any Maximum;
- Description
- if the any contains a double value this is used as a fixed
minimum. Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an
incompatible type, the minimum is automatic.
If the minimum is automatic, this means, each view that
represents the model containing this scale, has to calculate a
minimum by its own means.
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Origin
any Origin;
- Description
- The Origin indicates where other axes cross this axis.
If the any contains a double value that value is used.
Otherwise an appropriate value has to be calculated
by that instances using Origin.
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Orientation
AxisOrientation Orientation;
- Description
- Axis orientation (standard or reversed).
If used at the Y axis in pie charts or doughnut charts, specifies
the rotation direction of the pie. The value
AxisOrientation::MATHEMATICAL rotates the pie
counterclockwise, the value AxisOrientation::REVERSE
rotates the pie clockwise.
Note: Is this a good place for the axis orientation? Two axes may
use the same scale, but point into two different directions.
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| Scaling
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Breaks
sequence< Break > Breaks;
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| Categories
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AxisType
long AxisType;
- Description
- describes the type of the axis.
It can be a real number axis or a category axis or something else.
AxisType is one value out of the constant group AxisType.
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| IncrementData
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