// Demonstrates how to use axis markers on gauge axes.
// First create a series. If you would like to get the data from a database you need to use // the data engine. See sample: features/dataEngine.aspx. Or the dataEngine tutorial in the help file.
Series s = new Series("RPM", new Element("e1",210));
// Create an axis marker. AxisMarker am1 = new AxisMarker("Danger",new Background(Color.Red),225,250);
// Create a background Background bg = new Background(Color.Orange); bg.HatchStyle = HatchStyle.LightUpwardDiagonal; bg.HatchColor = Color.White;
// Create another axis marker. AxisMarker am2 = new AxisMarker("Warning",bg,200,225);
// Add the markers to the main y axis. Chart.YAxis.Markers.Add(am2); Chart.YAxis.Markers.Add(am1);
' Demonstrates how to use axis markers on gauge axes.
' First create a series. If you would like to get the data from a database you need to use ' the data engine. See sample: features/dataEngine.aspx. Or the dataEngine tutorial in the help file.
Dim s As Series = New Series("RPM", New Element("e1",210))
' Create an axis marker. Dim am1 As AxisMarker = New AxisMarker("Danger",New Background(Color.Red),225,250)
' Create a background Dim bg As Background = New Background(Color.Orange) bg.HatchStyle = HatchStyle.LightUpwardDiagonal bg.HatchColor = Color.White
' Create another axis marker. Dim am2 As AxisMarker = New AxisMarker("Warning",bg,200,225)
' Add the markers to the main y axis. Chart.YAxis.Markers.Add(am2) Chart.YAxis.Markers.Add(am1)
Previous