internal SLDataPointOptions Clone()
{
SLDataPointOptions dpo = new SLDataPointOptions(this.ShapeProperties.listThemeColors, this.ShapeProperties.ThrowExceptionsIfAny);
dpo.ShapeProperties = this.ShapeProperties.Clone();
dpo.InvertIfNegative = this.InvertIfNegative;
dpo.Marker = this.Marker.Clone();
dpo.iExplosion = this.iExplosion;
dpo.bBubble3D = this.bBubble3D;
return(dpo);
}
internal SLDataPointOptions Clone()
{
SLDataPointOptions dpo = new SLDataPointOptions(this.ShapeProperties.listThemeColors);
dpo.ShapeProperties = this.ShapeProperties.Clone();
dpo.InvertIfNegative = this.InvertIfNegative;
dpo.Marker = this.Marker.Clone();
dpo.iExplosion = this.iExplosion;
dpo.bBubble3D = this.bBubble3D;
return dpo;
}
/// <summary>
/// Set data point options to a specific data point in a specific data series.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="DataSeriesIndex">The index of the data series. This is 1-based indexing, so it's 1 for the 1st data series, 2 for the 2nd data series and so on.</param>
/// <param name="DataPointIndex">The index of the data point. This is 1-based indexing, so it's 1 for the 1st data point, 2 for the 2nd data point and so on.</param>
/// <param name="Options">Data point customization options.</param>
public void SetDataPointOptions(int DataSeriesIndex, int DataPointIndex, SLDataPointOptions Options)
{
// why not just return if outside of range? Because I assume you counted wrongly.
if (DataSeriesIndex < 1) DataSeriesIndex = 1;
if (DataSeriesIndex > this.PlotArea.DataSeries.Count) DataSeriesIndex = this.PlotArea.DataSeries.Count;
// to get it to 0-index
--DataSeriesIndex;
--DataPointIndex;
if (DataPointIndex < 0) DataPointIndex = 0;
this.PlotArea.DataSeries[DataSeriesIndex].DataPointOptionsList[DataPointIndex] = Options.Clone();
}
