NetCharts Pro

Uses of Interface
netcharts.pro.common.NFDataMapper

Packages that use NFDataMapper
netcharts.pro.charts.strip Main interface for working with the stripchart object. 
netcharts.pro.common Provides general use classes for chart objects and utilities. 
netcharts.pro.common.rectangular Common classes for charts that have rectangular axes. 
 

Uses of NFDataMapper in netcharts.pro.charts.strip
 

Classes in netcharts.pro.charts.strip that implement NFDataMapper
 class NFStripAxis
          Class for a strip chart bottom or top axis.
 

Uses of NFDataMapper in netcharts.pro.common
 

Methods in netcharts.pro.common that return NFDataMapper
 NFDataMapper NFAxisMap.getXAxis()
          Get the axis object that the X dimension should be translated with.
 NFDataMapper NFAxisMap.getYAxis()
          Get the axis object that the Y dimension should be translated with.
 

Methods in netcharts.pro.common with parameters of type NFDataMapper
 void NFAxisMap.setXAxis(NFDataMapper xAxis)
          Set the axis object that the X dimension should be translated with.
 void NFAxisMap.setYAxis(NFDataMapper yAxis)
          Set the axis object that the Y dimension should be translated with.
 

Constructors in netcharts.pro.common with parameters of type NFDataMapper
NFAxisMap(NFDataMapper xAxis, NFDataMapper yAxis)
          Constructs an axis map using axis objects to define which scales should be used to translate data values.
 

Uses of NFDataMapper in netcharts.pro.common.rectangular
 

Classes in netcharts.pro.common.rectangular that implement NFDataMapper
 class NFAxis
          The NFAxis object has a tremendous amount of flexibility for manipulating the rectangular axes found in several of the NetCharts rendering engines.
 


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