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Kevin Finke
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Kevin Finke
asked on 06 Jul 2012, 01:16 PM
So, I've been looking through all of the examples that I can find, and I don't see any good way to use my data to colorize the Map.
In many examples, the data values are intermingled with the shape data. I have no intention of building some nasty XML-based solution to shuffle my data together with the polygon definitions every time the view is requested. Another solution seems to be to shuffle that data together in the code-behind, as shown off in the ColorizerAPI sample. They basically loop through the shapes and add the ExtendedData elements directly. Still, this seems clunky, and will be even more complicated trying to pull that off MVVM-style.
What am I missing?
Kevin
In many examples, the data values are intermingled with the shape data. I have no intention of building some nasty XML-based solution to shuffle my data together with the polygon definitions every time the view is requested. Another solution seems to be to shuffle that data together in the code-behind, as shown off in the ColorizerAPI sample. They basically loop through the shapes and add the ExtendedData elements directly. Still, this seems clunky, and will be even more complicated trying to pull that off MVVM-style.
What am I missing?
Kevin
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Hello Kevin,
Colorizers are used to create a kind of heat map and legend and they can be used with ExtendedData only. But you can simply change the correspondent properties of the map shape objects (Fill, Stroke and so on).
Kind regards,
Colorizers are used to create a kind of heat map and legend and they can be used with ExtendedData only. But you can simply change the correspondent properties of the map shape objects (Fill, Stroke and so on).
Kind regards,
Andrey Murzov
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