CartesianSeries

Gets the user-set baseline value for this cartesian series. This is on the X or Y-axis depending on the orientation of the series. For example, the Y-axis for LineSeries and ColumnSeries, the X-axis for BarSeries).

Certain styling options for a series are based on the baseline and thus the baseline value will affect the visual appearance of a series. For example, for a LineSeries, in its LineSeriesStyle object you can set the area color above and below the baseline.

If no baseline has been explicitly set this method will return null. In this case, for Bar and ColumnSeries, the baseline value that will be used internally will be zero. For LineSeries it will be the minimum of the axis' default range.

Financial series (BandSeries, OHLCSeries and CandlestickSeries) ignore any baseline value set on them.

Gets the orientation of the series.

Gets the stack id for the series.

Series can be stacked on a chart, which means that their values are offset and they are rendered on top of each other, with the first series rendered at the bottom, offset from the baseline, with subsequent series offset so that they begin at the top of the previous series. Each stacked set in the chart is assigned an ID number representing the stack, and all series in a stack have the same stack ID. A series' stack ID may be null, indicating that the series is not stacked.

Returns the current StackingToken for this series.

The StackingToken denotes the way in which, and the series with which, this series is stacked.

Returns whether a Crosshair is displayed when the user performs a tap-and-hold gesture. The crosshair consists of a tooltip and a circular target centered on a data point in a series.

For LineSeries, the tooltip will appear on the nearest series and interpolate values between data points. For ColumnSeries and BarSeries the crosshair will snap to the nearest column or bar. Once a crosshair is visible it is locked to that current series. It will ignore other series until it is dismissed and re-established on a different series. To dismiss the crosshair the user performs a single tap on the chart.

By default the crosshair is not enabled for this cartesian series.

Whether or not the series is currently selected

Sets the baseline value for this cartesian series. This is on the X or Y-axis depending on the orientation of the series. For example, the Y-axis for LineSeries and ColumnSeries, the X-axis for BarSeries).

Certain styling options for a series are based on the baseline and thus the baseline value will affect the visual appearance of a series. For example, for a LineSeries, in its LineSeriesStyle object you can set the area color above and below the baseline.

If no baseline has been explicitly set this method will return null. In this case, for Bar and ColumnSeries, the baseline value that will be used internally will be zero. For LineSeries it will be the minimum of the axis' default range.

Financial series (BandSeries, OHLCSeries and CandlestickSeries) ignore any baseline value set on them.

Sets whether a Crosshair should be displayed when the user performs a tap-and-hold gesture.

By default the crosshair is not enabled for this cartesian series.

Enabling the crosshair will prevent any parent views from receiving any swipe or pinch gestures

Sets whether or not the series is selected, without requiring a user gesture Note that this does not force an immediate chart redraw. If you require one, call it explicitly. Note also, that this method overrides the selection mode.

Sets the stack id for the series.

Series can be stacked on a chart, which means that their values are offset and they are rendered on top of each other, with the first series rendered at the bottom, offset from the baseline, with subsequent series offset so that they begin at the top of the previous series. Each stacked set in the chart is assigned an ID number representing the stack, and all series in a stack have the same stack ID.

To add a series to a stacked set, you call the setStackId(Integer) method with the ID of the stacked set you wish to add the series to.

A series' stack ID defaults to null. This indicates that the series is not stacked. The types of series that can be stacked are BarSeries, ColumnSeries and LineSeries.

Note that for LineSeries, all offsets must be either positive or negative otherwise you may find some strange visual effects around the crossing of the baseline. For BarSeries and ColumnSeries, all offsets must either be positive or negative at each data point. For example, two column series are stacked and have the following data points:

• Series 1 - (3, 2), (4, -1)
• Series 2 - (3, 7), (4, -3)

Note also that if your series are stacked, their values must be sorted - with respect to the xAxis in the case of a column series or line series of horizontal orientation, and with respect to the yAxis in the case of a bar series or line series of vertical orientation.

Sets the StackingToken for this series.

The StackingToken denotes the way in which, and the series with which, this series is stacked.

If this series belongs to a ShinobiChart, after setting the StackingToken the chart will be asked to redraw.