LinearGaugeRange
Represents a single range within a linear gauge.
Definition
Namespace:Telerik.Reporting
Assembly:Telerik.Reporting.dll
Syntax:
[TypeConverter(typeof(ExpandableObjectConverter))]
public class LinearGaugeRange : ReportObject
Inheritance: objectReportObjectLinearGaugeRange
Inherited Members
Constructors
Internal use only
public LinearGaugeRange()
Properties
End
object
Gets or sets the end of the current gauge's range.
[TypeConverter(typeof(ObjectValueConverter))]
public object End { get; set; }
Can be a numeric value or an expression that evaluates to a numeric value. Expressions are a string that starts with "=".
EndWidth
double
Gets or sets the end width of Gauge's range in percentage of the total width.
[AIAssistantRequired]
[AIAssistantDescription("The thickness of the range at its End value, as a percentage of the gauge's total width. It defaults to 0, which can make the range invisible if StartWidth is also 0, so set it explicitly. Use the same value as StartWidth for a range of constant thickness. A typical value is 30.")]
public double EndWidth { get; set; }
Can be a numeric value.
Offset
double
Gets or sets the current offset the Gauge's range in percentage of the total width.
[AIAssistantRequired]
[AIAssistantDescription("The position of the range across the gauge, as a percentage of the gauge's total width. Give all ranges of a gauge the same offset so that they form a single continuous band. A typical value is 40.")]
public double Offset { get; set; }
Can be a numeric value.
Start
object
Gets or sets the start of the current gauge's range.
[TypeConverter(typeof(ObjectValueConverter))]
public object Start { get; set; }
Can be a numeric value or an expression that evaluates to a numeric value. Expressions are a string that starts with "=".
StartWidth
double
Gets or sets the start width of Gauge's range in percentage of the total width.
[AIAssistantRequired]
[AIAssistantDescription("The thickness of the range at its Start value, as a percentage of the gauge's total width. It defaults to 0, which can make the range invisible if EndWidth is also 0, so set it explicitly. A typical value is 30.")]
public double StartWidth { get; set; }
Can be a numeric value.