Closed novisfff closed 3 years ago
Hmm...I understand the point but would it not make sense to make use of the already existing autoScale property in this case? Meaning to say instead of introducing a new property, simply switch autoScaling off and use the minValue and maxValue fields to restrict the range. The other idea would be to use my TilesFX library which has a more advanced version of the sparkline skin. When I've added the TileSparklineSkin and the TileKpiSkin I've created a new library that only contains tiles for dashboards. So if I need a dashboard I usually use TilesFX and add a gauge in a custom tile if I need one. I think I've added some examples of that combination in the TilesFX demo project
Hmm...I understand the point but would it not make sense to make use of the already existing autoScale property in this case? Meaning to say instead of introducing a new property, simply switch autoScaling off and use the minValue and maxValue fields to restrict the range. The other idea would be to use my TilesFX library which has a more advanced version of the sparkline skin. When I've added the TileSparklineSkin and the TileKpiSkin I've created a new library that only contains tiles for dashboards. So if I need a dashboard I usually use TilesFX and add a gauge in a custom tile if I need one. I think I've added some examples of that combination in the TilesFX demo project
ok, thank you, I will try to use TilesFX
The fiexdRange property is added to ensure that the low and high values of TileSparklineSkin can be selected according to the user's needs to automatically change with data changes. Because at some point, we really don’t want it to change automatically.