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CircularGaugeScaleSettingsBuilder

Methods

Labels(System.Action)

Configures the scale labels.

Parameters

configurator - System.Action<CircularGaugeScaleLabelsSettingsBuilder>

The action that configures the labels.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s => s.Labels(l=>l.Background(value)))
                )

MajorTicks(System.Action)

Configures the scale major ticks.

Parameters

configurator - System.Action<CircularGaugeScaleMajorTicksSettingsBuilder>

The action that configures the majorticks.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.MajorTicks(m=>m.Color(value)))
                )

MajorUnit(System.Double)

The interval between major divisions.

Parameters

value - System.Double

The value that configures the majorunit.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.MajorUnit(value))
                )

Max(System.Double)

The maximum value of the scale.

Parameters

value - System.Double

The value that configures the max.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.Max(value))
                )

Min(System.Double)

The minimum value of the scale.

Parameters

value - System.Double

The value that configures the min.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.Min(value))
                )

MinorTicks(System.Action)

Configures the scale minor ticks.

Parameters

configurator - System.Action<CircularGaugeScaleMinorTicksSettingsBuilder>

The action that configures the minorticks.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.MinorTicks(m=>m.Color(value)))
                )

MinorUnit(System.Double)

The interval between minor divisions.

Parameters

value - System.Double

The value that configures the minorunit.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.MinorUnit(value))
                )

RangePlaceholderColor(System.String)

The default color for the ranges.

Parameters

value - System.String

The value that configures the rangeplaceholdercolor.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.RangePlaceholderColor(value))
                )

RangeSize(System.Double)

The width of the range indicators.

Parameters

value - System.Double

The value that configures the rangesize.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.RangeSize(value))
                )

RangeDistance(System.Double)

The distance from the range indicators to the ticks.

Parameters

value - System.Double

The value that configures the rangedistance.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.RangeDistance(value))
                )

Reverse(System.Boolean)

Reverses the scale direction - values are increase anticlockwise.

Parameters

value - System.Boolean

The value that configures the reverse.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.Reverse(value))
                )

StartAngle(System.Double)

The start angle of the gauge. The gauge is rendered clockwise(0 degrees are the 180 degrees in the polar coordinate system)

Parameters

value - System.Double

The value that configures the startangle.

Example


                @(Html.Kendo().CircularGauge()
                    .Name("circularGauge")
                    .Scale(s=>s.StartAngle(value))
                )

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