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dotnet-api
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C1.WPF.Gauge Assembly
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C1.WPF.Gauge
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Classes
- C1BulletGraph
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C1Gauge
- Constructors
- Fields
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Properties
- Decorators
- Face
- FaceBorderColor
- FaceBorderBrush
- FaceBorderDashes
- FaceBorderWidth
- FaceColor
- Format
- FaceBrush
- IsReadOnly
- Max
- IsAnimated
- MaxFontFamily
- IsEnabled
- MaxFontSize
- MaxFontStyle
- MarkBrush
- MaxFontWeight
- MarkThickness
- MaxTextColor
- Min
- MinFontFamily
- MinFontSize
- MinFontStyle
- MaxForeground
- MinFontWeight
- MinTextColor
- Maximum
- Origin
- Pointer
- PointerColor
- Ranges
- ShowRanges
- Step
- MinForeground
- TextVisibility
- Thickness
- Minimum
- Value
- ValueFontFamily
- PointerBrush
- ValueFontSize
- ValueFontStyle
- ValueFontWeight
- ShowRangePointer
- ValueTextColor
- UpdateAnimation
- ValueForeground
- Methods
- Events
- C1LinearGauge
- C1RadialGauge
- GaugeDecorator
- GaugeRange
- GaugeDecoratorCollection
- GaugeRangeCollection
- GaugeIntervalDecorator
- GaugeValueEventArgs
- GaugeLabel
- GaugeMark
- GaugePointer
- Enums
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Classes
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C1.WPF.Gauge
- C1.WPF.Rendering Assembly
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C1.WPF.Gauge Assembly
C1.WPF.Gauge.C1Gauge.Thickness
Thickness Property
Thickness
Gets or sets the thickness of the gauge, on a scale between zero and one.
Declaration
public double Thickness { get; set; }Public Property Thickness As DoubleRemarks
Setting the thickness to one causes the gauge to fill as much of the control area as possible. Smaller values create thinner gauges.