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Class

ChartTimeSpacing

ChartForgeX.Core

Namespace: ChartForgeX.Core
Assembly: ChartForgeX
Source: ChartTimeSpacing.cs:18
Modifiers: sealed

An immutable spacing policy for a time axis. Null on an axis retains elapsed-time spacing.

Inheritance

object
ChartTimeSpacing

Usage

Explore 5 API references to this type

This type appears in these public API surfaces even when no hand-authored example is attached directly to the page.

Returned or exposed by 4

Property ChartAxis.TimeSpacing
Method ChartTimeSpacing.Unit
Property ChartTimeSpacing.Ordinal
Property ChartAxisProjection.TimeSpacing

Accepted by parameters 1

Method ChartAxis.WithTimeSpacing parameter spacing

Methods

public static ChartTimeSpacing Unit(ChartTimeTickInterval unit) #

ChartTimeSpacing.cs:18

Creates equally wide calendar bands, including units without observations.

Parameters

unit ChartForgeX.Core.ChartTimeTickInterval required: The existing calendar boundary schedule. Each series may supply at most one observation per band.

Returns

ChartTimeSpacing A discrete unit policy without aggregation or inferred data.

Inherited Methods

Properties

public static ChartTimeSpacing Ordinal { get; } #

ChartTimeSpacing.cs:11

Spaces the distinct supplied instants equally, collapsing omitted observations.

public ChartTimeTickInterval? CalendarUnit { get; } #

ChartTimeSpacing.cs:21

Gets the calendar schedule, or null for ordinal spacing.