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dxPieChart DoughnutSeries
", fillId: this.customPatternId }; } Vue App.vue (Options API)App.vue (Composition API) <template> <DxPieChart ... > <DxSeries :color="fill" /> <... is selected. The PieChart UI component comes with an API that allows you to select a series or a particular point in code. Use the selectionMode property to specify which series elements to select
dxPieChart PieSeries
", fillId: this.customPatternId }; } Vue App.vue (Options API)App.vue (Composition API) <template> <DxPieChart ... > <DxSeries :color="fill" /> </DxPieChart>... is selected. The PieChart UI component comes with an API that allows you to select a series or a particular point in code. Use the selectionMode property to specify which series elements to select when
dxChart commonAnnotationSettings
: Potentially Vulnerable API - customizeTooltip. To use external resources (for example, images) in the markup, specify the size of the area they occupy beforehand. color... to an argument. For example, the following chart displays two series and an annotation. The annotation is positioned relative to the argument B but not anchored to any of the two series points
dxCircularGauge rangeContainer
AppComponent { // ... fill = { fillId: this.customPatternId }; } Vue App.vue (Options API)App.vue (Composition API) <template> <DxCircularGauge ... > <..." Create a blend of two neighboring colors and insert it between these colors in the palette. "alternate" Repeat the full set of palette colors, alternating their normal, lightened, and darkened shades
dxLinearGauge rangeContainer
AppComponent { // ... fill = { fillId: this.customPatternId }; } Vue App.vue (Options API)App.vue (Composition API) <template> <DxLinearGauge ... > <... a blend of two neighboring colors and insert it between these colors in the palette. "alternate" Repeat the full set of palette colors, alternating their normal, lightened, and darkened shades