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package com.github.mikephil.charting.utils; // w w w.j av a2 s . c o m import android.graphics.Color; import android.graphics.DashPathEffect; /** * The limit line is an additional feature for all Line-, Bar- and * ScatterCharts. It allows the displaying of an additional line in the chart * that marks a certain maximum / limit. * * @author Philipp Jahoda */ public class LimitLine { /** limit / maximum (the y-position) */ private float mLimit = 0f; /** the width of the limit line */ private float mLineWidth = 2f; /** the color of the limit line */ private int mLineColor = Color.rgb(237, 91, 91); /** flag that indicates if the value of the limit line is drawn or not */ private boolean mDrawValue = true; /** the path effect of this LimitLine that makes dashed lines possible */ private DashPathEffect mDashPathEffect = null; /** indicates the position of the LimitLine label */ private LimitLabelPosition mLabelPosition = LimitLabelPosition.RIGHT; /** enum that indicates the position of the LimitLine label */ public enum LimitLabelPosition { LEFT, RIGHT } /** * Constructor with limit. * * @param limit */ public LimitLine(float limit) { mLimit = limit; } /** * Returns the limit that is set for this line. * * @return */ public float getLimit() { return mLimit; } /** * set the line width of the chart (min = 0.2f, max = 12f); default 2f NOTE: * thinner line == better performance, thicker line == worse performance * * @param width */ public void setLineWidth(float width) { if (width < 0.2f) width = 0.2f; if (width > 12.0f) width = 12.0f; mLineWidth = Utils.convertDpToPixel(width); } /** * returns the width of limit line * * @return */ public float getLineWidth() { return mLineWidth; } /** * Sets the linecolor for this LimitLine. Make sure to use * getResources().getColor(...) * * @param color */ public void setLineColor(int color) { mLineColor = color; } /** * Returns the color that is used for this LimitLine * * @return */ public int getLineColor() { return mLineColor; } /** * Enables the line to be drawn in dashed mode, e.g. like this "- - - - - -" * * @param lineLength the length of the line pieces * @param spaceLength the length of space inbetween the pieces * @param phase offset, in degrees (normally, use 0) */ public void enableDashedLine(float lineLength, float spaceLength, float phase) { mDashPathEffect = new DashPathEffect(new float[] { lineLength, spaceLength }, phase); } /** * Disables the line to be drawn in dashed mode. */ public void disableDashedLine() { mDashPathEffect = null; } /** * Returns true if the dashed-line effect is enabled, false if not. Default: * disabled * * @return */ public boolean isDashedLineEnabled() { return mDashPathEffect == null ? false : true; } /** * returns the DashPathEffect that is set for this LimitLine * * @return */ public DashPathEffect getDashPathEffect() { return mDashPathEffect; } /** * Set this to true to enable the value of the LimitLine to be drawn next to * it. Default: true, not supported for RadarChart. * * @param enabled */ public void setDrawValue(boolean enabled) { mDrawValue = enabled; } /** * Returns true if drawing the value is enabled, false if not. * * @return */ public boolean isDrawValueEnabled() { return mDrawValue; } /** * Sets the position of the LimitLine value label (either on the right or on * the left edge of the chart). Not supported for RadarChart. * * @param pos */ public void setLabelPosition(LimitLabelPosition pos) { mLabelPosition = pos; } /** * Returns the position of the LimitLine label (value). * * @return */ public LimitLabelPosition getLabelPosition() { return mLabelPosition; } }