Boundaries |
public enum BoundariesRelativeTo
| Member name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Absolute | 0 | User provided boundary value is absolute. |
| RelativeToDataBoundsOrg | 1 | User provided boundary is an offset relative to the origin of the data bounds. Example: the user provided value is 200, the origin of the data bounds is 1000, thus the resulting boundary value is 1200. |
| RelativeToDataBoundsEnd | 2 | User provided boundary is an offset relative to the end of the data bounds. Example: the user provided value is 200, the end of the data bounds is 2000, thus the resulting boundary value is 2200. |
| RelativeToDataBoundsMean | 3 | User provided boundary is an offset relative to the mean of the data bounds. Interpretation of 'mean' depends on the scale: it is the physical value at that point on the scale where the logical value is 0.5. Thus on a linear scale it is the arithmetic mean of org and end. Example: on a linear scale the user provided value is 200, the org of the data bounds is 1000, the end of the data bounds is 2000, thus the resulting boundary value is 1500 + 200 = 1700. |
The BoundariesRelativeTo type exposes the following members.
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| IsT |
Determines whether the enumeration value is equal to the specified value.
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| WithClearedFlagT |
Returns the enum value with the specified flag cleared.
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| WithFlagT |
Returns the enum value with the specified flag set or cleared, depending on the value argument.
(Defined by EnumerationExtensions) | |
| WithSetFlagT |
Returns the enum value with the specified flag set.
(Defined by EnumerationExtensions) |