/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as a line chart on the secondary axes. If there are no primary axes, it will be plotted on the primary axes instead. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
/// <param name="WithMarkers">True to display markers. False otherwise.</param>
/// <param name="Options">Chart customization options.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsSecondaryLineChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType, bool WithMarkers, SLLineChartOptions Options)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsLineChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, WithMarkers, Options, false);
}
private void PlotDataSeriesAsLineChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType, bool WithMarkers, SLLineChartOptions Options, bool IsPrimary)
{
// the original chart is not combinable
if (!this.IsCombinable) return;
int index = DataSeriesIndex - 1;
// out of bounds
if (index < 0 || index >= this.PlotArea.DataSeries.Count) return;
// is primary, no primary axes -> set primary axes
// is primary, has primary axes -> do nothing
// is secondary, no primary axes -> set primary axes, force as primary
// is secondary, has primary axes, no secondary axes -> set secondary axes
// is secondary, has primary axes, has secondary axes -> do nothing
bool bIsPrimary = IsPrimary;
if (!this.PlotArea.HasPrimaryAxes)
{
// no primary axes in the first place, so force primary axes
bIsPrimary = true;
this.PlotArea.HasPrimaryAxes = true;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryTextAxis.AxisType = SLAxisType.Category;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryTextAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Bottom;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryValueAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Left;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryTextAxis.CrossBetween = C.CrossBetweenValues.Between;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryValueAxis.CrossBetween = C.CrossBetweenValues.Between;
}
else if (!bIsPrimary && this.PlotArea.HasPrimaryAxes && !this.PlotArea.HasSecondaryAxes)
{
this.PlotArea.HasSecondaryAxes = true;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryTextAxis.AxisType = SLAxisType.Category;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryTextAxis.AxisPosition = this.HasShownSecondaryTextAxis ? C.AxisPositionValues.Top : C.AxisPositionValues.Bottom;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryValueAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Right;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryTextAxis.CrossBetween = C.CrossBetweenValues.Between;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryValueAxis.CrossBetween = C.CrossBetweenValues.Between;
}
SLDataSeriesChartType vType = bIsPrimary ? SLDataSeriesChartType.LineChartPrimary : SLDataSeriesChartType.LineChartSecondary;
int iChartType = (int)vType;
if (this.PlotArea.UsedChartTypes[iChartType])
{
// the chart is already used.
if (Options != null) this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].MergeOptions(Options);
}
else
{
this.PlotArea.UsedChartTypes[iChartType] = true;
switch (DisplayType)
{
case SLChartDataDisplayType.Normal:
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].Grouping = C.GroupingValues.Standard;
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].ShowMarker = true;
if (Options != null) this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].MergeOptions(Options);
if (!WithMarkers) this.PlotArea.DataSeries[index].Options.Marker.Symbol = C.MarkerStyleValues.None;
break;
case SLChartDataDisplayType.Stacked:
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].Grouping = C.GroupingValues.Stacked;
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].ShowMarker = true;
if (Options != null) this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].MergeOptions(Options);
if (!WithMarkers) this.PlotArea.DataSeries[index].Options.Marker.Symbol = C.MarkerStyleValues.None;
break;
case SLChartDataDisplayType.StackedMax:
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].Grouping = C.GroupingValues.PercentStacked;
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].ShowMarker = true;
if (Options != null) this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].MergeOptions(Options);
if (!WithMarkers) this.PlotArea.DataSeries[index].Options.Marker.Symbol = C.MarkerStyleValues.None;
break;
}
this.PlotArea.DataSeries[index].ChartType = vType;
}
}
private void PlotDataSeriesAsBarChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType, SLBarChartOptions Options, bool IsPrimary, bool IsBar)
{
// the original chart is not combinable
if (!this.IsCombinable) return;
int index = DataSeriesIndex - 1;
// out of bounds
if (index < 0 || index >= this.PlotArea.DataSeries.Count) return;
// is primary, no primary axes -> set primary axes
// is primary, has primary axes -> do nothing
// is secondary, no primary axes -> set primary axes, force as primary
// is secondary, has primary axes, no secondary axes -> set secondary axes
// is secondary, has primary axes, has secondary axes -> do nothing
bool bIsPrimary = IsPrimary;
if (!this.PlotArea.HasPrimaryAxes)
{
// no primary axes in the first place, so force primary axes
bIsPrimary = true;
this.PlotArea.HasPrimaryAxes = true;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryTextAxis.AxisType = SLAxisType.Category;
if (IsBar)
{
this.PlotArea.PrimaryTextAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Left;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryValueAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Bottom;
}
else
{
this.PlotArea.PrimaryTextAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Bottom;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryValueAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Left;
}
this.PlotArea.PrimaryTextAxis.CrossBetween = C.CrossBetweenValues.Between;
this.PlotArea.PrimaryValueAxis.CrossBetween = C.CrossBetweenValues.Between;
}
else if (!bIsPrimary && this.PlotArea.HasPrimaryAxes && !this.PlotArea.HasSecondaryAxes)
{
this.PlotArea.HasSecondaryAxes = true;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryTextAxis.AxisType = SLAxisType.Category;
if (IsBar)
{
this.PlotArea.SecondaryTextAxis.AxisPosition = this.HasShownSecondaryTextAxis ? C.AxisPositionValues.Right : C.AxisPositionValues.Left;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryValueAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Top;
}
else
{
this.PlotArea.SecondaryTextAxis.AxisPosition = this.HasShownSecondaryTextAxis ? C.AxisPositionValues.Top : C.AxisPositionValues.Bottom;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryValueAxis.AxisPosition = C.AxisPositionValues.Right;
}
this.PlotArea.SecondaryTextAxis.CrossBetween = C.CrossBetweenValues.Between;
this.PlotArea.SecondaryValueAxis.CrossBetween = C.CrossBetweenValues.Between;
}
SLDataSeriesChartType vType = SLDataSeriesChartType.BarChartBarPrimary;
if (bIsPrimary)
{
if (IsBar) vType = SLDataSeriesChartType.BarChartBarPrimary;
else vType = SLDataSeriesChartType.BarChartColumnPrimary;
}
else
{
if (IsBar) vType = SLDataSeriesChartType.BarChartBarSecondary;
else vType = SLDataSeriesChartType.BarChartColumnSecondary;
}
int iChartType = (int)vType;
if (this.PlotArea.UsedChartTypes[iChartType])
{
// the chart is already used.
if (Options != null) this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].MergeOptions(Options);
}
else
{
this.PlotArea.UsedChartTypes[iChartType] = true;
switch (DisplayType)
{
case SLChartDataDisplayType.Normal:
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].BarDirection = IsBar ? C.BarDirectionValues.Bar : C.BarDirectionValues.Column;
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].BarGrouping = C.BarGroupingValues.Clustered;
if (Options != null) this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].MergeOptions(Options);
break;
case SLChartDataDisplayType.Stacked:
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].BarDirection = IsBar ? C.BarDirectionValues.Bar : C.BarDirectionValues.Column;
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].BarGrouping = C.BarGroupingValues.Stacked;
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].Overlap = 100;
if (Options != null) this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].MergeOptions(Options);
break;
case SLChartDataDisplayType.StackedMax:
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].BarDirection = IsBar ? C.BarDirectionValues.Bar : C.BarDirectionValues.Column;
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].BarGrouping = C.BarGroupingValues.PercentStacked;
this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].Overlap = 100;
if (Options != null) this.PlotArea.UsedChartOptions[iChartType].MergeOptions(Options);
break;
}
this.PlotArea.DataSeries[index].ChartType = vType;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as a line chart on the primary axes. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
/// <param name="WithMarkers">True to display markers. False otherwise.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsPrimaryLineChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType, bool WithMarkers)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsLineChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, WithMarkers, null, true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as a bar chart on the secondary axes. If there are no primary axes, it will be plotted on the primary axes instead. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsSecondaryBarChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsBarChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, null, false, true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as a bar chart on the secondary axes. If there are no primary axes, it will be plotted on the primary axes instead. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
/// <param name="Options">Chart customization options.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsSecondaryBarChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType, SLBarChartOptions Options)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsBarChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, Options, false, true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as a column chart on the primary axes. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
/// <param name="Options">Chart customization options.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsPrimaryColumnChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType, SLBarChartOptions Options)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsBarChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, Options, true, false);
}
/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as a column chart on the primary axes. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsPrimaryColumnChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsBarChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, null, true, false);
}
/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as an area chart on the secondary axes. If there are no primary axes, it will be plotted on the primary axes instead. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
/// <param name="Options">Chart customization options.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsSecondaryAreaChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType, SLAreaChartOptions Options)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsAreaChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, Options, false);
}
/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as an area chart on the primary axes. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
/// <param name="Options">Chart customization options.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsPrimaryAreaChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType, SLAreaChartOptions Options)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsAreaChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, Options, true);
}
/// <summary>
/// Plot a specific data series as an area chart on the primary axes. WARNING: Only weak checks done on whether the resulting combination chart is valid. Use with caution.
/// </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="DisplayType">Chart display type. This corresponds to the 3 typical types in most charts: normal (or clustered), stacked and 100% stacked.</param>
public void PlotDataSeriesAsPrimaryAreaChart(int DataSeriesIndex, SLChartDataDisplayType DisplayType)
{
this.PlotDataSeriesAsAreaChart(DataSeriesIndex, DisplayType, null, true);
}