Color Range Style

Overview
Available Settings
States Supported

Overview

Color ranges are used to color certain areas of the gauge to make it more informative. For example, you may split the scale into 3 areas: green, yellow and red according to their values. Size of color ranges is set in percents of the whole area and, therefore, color range can have different shapes. Each color_range node should be placed inside color_ranges node, and color_ranges must lie within axis node.

So Color Ranges Style defines the visual appearance of our color ranges and their behaviour in our chart.

Available Settings

Full XML List:

XML Syntax

XML Code

    
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            <color_range_style name="" parent="" color="" hatch_type="" padding="" align="" width="">
        
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              <fill />
        
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              <hatch_fill />
        
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              <border />
        
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              <effects />
        
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              <label enabled="" padding="" align="" text_align="" rotation="" value="">
        
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                <font />
        
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                <format />
        
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                <background />
        
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                <effects />
        
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              </label>
        
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            </color_range_style>

Description

So in color_range_style we define the define name and parent, color and hatch_fill, and of course its position - padding, align and width. Also in color_range_style we have a number of subnodes that deal with visual appearance of it (fill, hatch_fill, border, effects). We may assign label for our color range and set attributes that are common for all labels. label node also has a number of subnodes defining its position and visual appearance on our gauge.

States Supported

No states are supported for this style.