Class ComparativeMeasure

Symbol marker used for encoding comparison.

Inheritance
System.Object
MeasureBaseControl
ComparativeMeasure
Inherited Members
Namespace: Telerik.Windows.Controls.BulletGraph
Assembly: Telerik.Windows.Controls.DataVisualization.dll

Syntax

public class ComparativeMeasure : MeasureBaseControl, INotifyPropertyChanged, IProvideMeasureValue, IRequireRange

Constructors

ComparativeMeasure()

Initializes a new instance of the ComparativeMeasure class.

Declaration
public ComparativeMeasure()

Fields

LengthPercentProperty

Identifies the LengthPercent dependency property.

Declaration
public static readonly DependencyProperty LengthPercentProperty
Field Value
System.Windows.DependencyProperty

ThicknessProperty

Identifies the Thickness dependency property.

Declaration
public static readonly DependencyProperty ThicknessProperty
Field Value
System.Windows.DependencyProperty

Properties

LengthPercent

Gets or sets the Length percent.

Declaration
public double LengthPercent { get; set; }
Property Value
System.Double

The Length percent.

Thickness

Gets or sets the Thickness.

Declaration
public double Thickness { get; set; }
Property Value
System.Double

Methods

MeasureOverride(Size)

Provides the behavior for the Measure pass of Silverlight layout. Classes can override this method to define their own Measure pass behavior.

Declaration
protected override Size MeasureOverride(Size availableSize)
Parameters
System.Windows.Size availableSize

The available size that this object can give to child objects. Infinity (System.Double.PositiveInfinity) can be specified as a value to indicate that the object will size to whatever content is available.
Returns
System.Windows.Size

The size that this object determines it needs during layout, based on its calculations of the allocated sizes for child objects; or based on other considerations, such as a fixed container size.

OnLengthPercentChanged()

Called when [Length percent changed].

Declaration
protected virtual void OnLengthPercentChanged()

Extension Methods