ilog.views.chart.graphic

Class IlvThresholdIndicator

java.lang.Object

ilog.views.chart.IlvChartDecoration

ilog.views.chart.graphic.IlvDataIndicator

ilog.views.chart.graphic.IlvThresholdIndicator

public class IlvThresholdIndicator
extends IlvDataIndicator

An IlvDataIndicator subclass that defines threshold lines and ranges. An IlvThresholdIndicator instance defines maximum and minimum values on given data sets as well as provides a graphical representation of these limit values. These limit values are actually data set properties and thus can be used through the styling API to define a dynamic styling on a series depending on the threshold values (see below for an example).

Depending on the type of the threshold indicator, the properties for the limit values are:

• xThresholdMin
• xThresholdMax
• yThresholdMin
• yThresholdMax

In addition to these features, an IlvThresholdIndicator supports direct user interactions in order to modify the limit values:

• click within the indicator and drag the mouse to modify its range definition
• click an indicator border and drag the mouse to modify the corresponding limit value.

Here is an example of a series styling. The following rules change the color of the series named "dataSet1" depending on whether the datapoint value lies inside the threshold range indicator.

 chart {
   decorations: @|decorations(@#xIndic);
 }
 Subobject#xIndic {
   class:'ilog.views.chart.graphic.IlvThresholdIndicator(axisIndex, range, text, properties)';
   axisIndex: -1;
   range:\"[5;7]\";
   text:'';
   properties:"xThresholdMin,xThresholdMax";
   series:'dataSet1';
 }
 point[\"@|@x-@xThresholdMin\">0][\"@|@x-@xThresholdMax\"<0] {
   color1: #ff0000;
 }
 

CSS example:

ilvThresholdIndicator {
class : "ilog.views.chart.graphic.IlvThresholdIndicator(yAxisIdx,dataWindow,text,properties)";
annotationVisible : "false";
axisIndex : "2";
drawOrder : "2";
interactive : "false";
labelRenderer : "@#ilvLabelRenderer";
properties[0] : "<value>";
properties[1] : "<value>";
range : "@#ilvDataInterval";
style : "@#ilvStyle";
text : "<value>";
value : "3.0";
visible : "false";
}

Property Summary

Properties

Modifier and Type	Property and Description
boolean	annotationVisible Sets whether the scale annotations are visible.
int	axisIndex Sets the index of the axis to which this indicator is attached.
java.lang.String	class Creates a threshold for the specified data window with the specified text.
int	drawOrder Sets the drawing order of this decoration.
boolean	interactive Sets whether user interactions are enabled for this threshold.
IlvLabelRenderer	labelRenderer Sets the renderer of the text displayed by this indicator.
java.lang.String[]	properties Sets the name of the properties of this threshold indicator.
IlvDataInterval	range Sets the range displayed by this indicator.
IlvStyle	style Specifies the rendering style of this indicator.
java.lang.String	text Sets the text associated with this indicator.
double	value Sets the value displayed by the indicator.
boolean	visible Toggles the visibility of this decoration.

Properties inherited from class ilog.views.chart.graphic.IlvDataIndicator

dataWindow

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Property Detail

class

public java.lang.String class

Creates a threshold for the specified data window with the specified text. The type of this indicator is set to WINDOW.

CSS example: class : "ilog.views.chart.graphic.IlvThresholdIndicator(yAxisIdx,dataWindow,text,properties)";

annotationVisible

public boolean annotationVisible

Sets whether the scale annotations are visible. The default value is true.

CSS example: annotationVisible : "false";

axisIndex

public int axisIndex

Sets the index of the axis to which this indicator is attached.

CSS example: axisIndex : "2";

drawOrder

public int drawOrder

Sets the drawing order of this decoration.

CSS example: drawOrder : "2";

interactive

public boolean interactive

Sets whether user interactions are enabled for this threshold. The default value is false.

CSS example: interactive : "false";

labelRenderer

public IlvLabelRenderer labelRenderer

Sets the renderer of the text displayed by this indicator.

CSS example: labelRenderer : "@#ilvLabelRenderer";

See implementing class IlvLabelRenderer for an example of implementing a labelRenderer.

properties

public java.lang.String[] properties

Sets the name of the properties of this threshold indicator. The returned array contains in the given order:

• the property name of the threshold value for a VALUE indicator.
• the properties names of the minimum and maximum threshold for a RANGE indicator.
• the properties names of the minimum x threshold, the maximum x threshold, the minimum y threshold, and the maximum y threshold for a WINDOW indicator.

CSS example:

properties[0] : "<value>";
properties[1] : "<value>";

range

public IlvDataInterval range

Sets the range displayed by this indicator. This method can only be used if the type of the indicator is X_RANGE or Y_RANGE.

CSS example: range : "@#ilvDataInterval";

See implementing class IlvDataInterval for an example of implementing a range.

style

public IlvStyle style

Specifies the rendering style of this indicator.

CSS example: style : "@#ilvStyle";

See implementing class IlvStyle for an example of implementing a style.

text

public java.lang.String text

Sets the text associated with this indicator. Depending on the indicator type, the text is rendered using the fill color of the drawing style for the X_VALUE or Y_VALUE types, or with the stroke color of the drawing style in the other cases.

CSS example: text : "<value>";

value

public double value

Sets the value displayed by the indicator. This method can only be used if the type of the indicator is X_VALUE or Y_VALUE.

CSS example: value : "3.0";

visible

public boolean visible

Toggles the visibility of this decoration.

CSS example: visible : "false";