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dxPolarChart BarSeries hoverStyle hatching
Within this object, you can specify how to apply hatching using the direction property, the width and opacity of lines with the width and opacity properties, and the space between the lines using the step property. direction Specifies how to apply hatching to highlight the hovered series. The following values are available. none Do not apply hatching. right Apply an upward diagonal hatching
dxPolarChart BarSeries selectionStyle hatching
Within this object, you can specify how to apply hatching using the direction property, the width and opacity of lines with the width and opacity properties, and the space between the lines using the step property. direction Specifies how to apply hatching to highlight a selected series. The following values are available. none Do not apply hatching. right Apply an upward diagonal hatching
dxPolarChart StackedBarSeries hoverStyle hatching
Within this object, you can specify how to apply hatching using the direction property, the width and opacity of lines with the width and opacity properties, and the space between the lines using the step property. direction Specifies how to apply hatching to highlight the hovered series. The following values are available. none Do not apply hatching. right Apply an upward diagonal hatching
dxPolarChart StackedBarSeries selectionStyle hatching
Within this object, you can specify how to apply hatching using the direction property, the width and opacity of lines with the width and opacity properties, and the space between the lines using the step property. direction Specifies how to apply hatching to highlight a selected series. The following values are available. none Do not apply hatching. right Apply an upward diagonal hatching
dxRangeSelector scale breaks
with the startValue property, limits the scale break. startValue Along with the endValue property, limits the scale break.