Package com.flexganttfx.view.graphics.layer

System layers are used to draw various pieces of information into the background of a row (time now, grid lines, marked time interval, chart and agenda lines, etc...).

See: Description

Class Summary

Class	Description
AgendaLinesLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the horizontal grid lines for a row if the row or any of its inner lines are using the agenda layout.
CalendarLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the entries returned by the calendars attached to a row or attached to the entire graphics view.
ChartLinesLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the horizontal grid lines for a row if the row or any of its inner lines are using the chart layout (see ChartLayout).
GridLinesLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the vertical grid lines based on the scale resolutions currently present in the dateline.
HoverTimeIntervalLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the hover time interval specified by the dateline.
InnerLinesLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws separator lines between inner lines.
LayoutLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the layout padding areas.
NowLineLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws a vertical line at the location of the current time / now time.
RowLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the background of each row.
ScaleLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws a scale for an entire row or for each line within the row.
SelectedTimeIntervalsLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the time intervals that were selected by the user (or the application) in the dateline.
SystemLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	System layers are used in the background and foreground of each row.
ZoomTimeIntervalLayer<R extends Row<?,?,?>>	Draws the zoom interval as defined by the timeline property Timeline.selectedTimeIntervalProperty().

Package com.flexganttfx.view.graphics.layer Description

System layers are used to draw various pieces of information into the background of a row (time now, grid lines, marked time interval, chart and agenda lines, etc...).

Since:

1.0

See Also:

GraphicsBase.getSystemLayer(Class), GraphicsBase.getForegroundSystemLayers(), GraphicsBase.getBackgroundSystemLayers()