Show reticule for points of this series TChart.ReticuleMode Enumeration of possibilities how individual data point colors should be applied to a TLineSeries

The TChartDataItem records from which a series receives its data values has a field Color as individual data point color.

Depending on the values of TColorEachMode these colors can be applied to a TLineSeries in these ways:

  • ceNone: no individual colors
  • cePoint: color is applied to the pointer symbol.
  • ceLineBefore: color is applied to the segment before the data point
  • ceLineAfter: color is applied to the segment after the data point
  • cePointAndLineBefore: color is applied to the pointer symbol and the segment before it
  • cePointAndLineAfter: color is applied to the pointer symbol and the segment after it.
 Determines how an individual data point color is applied to the line series.

The TChartDataItem records from which a series receives its data values has a field Color as individual data point color.

Depending on the values of TColorEachMode these colors can be applied to a TLineSeries in these ways:

  • ceNone: no individual colors
  • cePoint: color is applied to the pointer symbol.
  • ceLineBefore: color is applied to the segment before the data point
  • ceLineAfter: color is applied to the segment after the data point
  • cePointAndLineBefore: color is applied to the pointer symbol and the segment before it
  • cePointAndLineAfter: color is applied to the pointer symbol and the segment after it.
 Defines the pen used to draw the line segments between the data points Color of the series linesThis is the same as the color of the TLineSeries.LinePen . Allows to quickly turn on/off the connecting lines between the data pointsThe same effect can be achieved by changing TLineSeries.LineType to ltNone. Allows to quickly turn on/off the data point symbols

The appearance of the data point symbols is determined by property Pointer .

Changing Pointer.Visible has the same effect as changing ShowLines.

 Enumeration of possibilities how the data points are connected in a TLineSeries
  • ltNone: no connecting line (like TLineSeries.ShowLines =false)
  • ltFromPrevious: draws a connection to the previous data point; the standard behavior
  • ltFromOrigin: draws a line from the data point to the origin
  • ltStepXY: draws first a line in x and then in y direction to achieve a "stepped" look
  • ltStepYX: draws first a line in y and then in x direction to achieve a "stepped look
 Determines how data points are connected by lines
  • ltNone: no connecting lines (like ShowLines =false)
  • ltFromPrevious: draws a connection to the previous data point; the standard behavior
  • ltFromOrigin: draws a line from the data point to the origin
  • ltStepXY: draws first a line in x and then in y direction to achieve a "stepped" look
  • ltStepYX: draws first a line in y and then in x direction to achieve a "stepped" look