Ranges

3 Sep 202015 minutes to read

Range is a visual element, which begins and ends at specified values within a scale. You can add any number of range for a scale by using the array of range objects.

Setting start and end values for range

Start and end values of ranges are set by using the StartValue and EndValue properties.

c#

SFLinearGauge linearGauge = new SFLinearGauge();
            linearGauge.BackgroundColor = UIColor.White;
            linearGauge.Header = new SFLinearLabel();
            SFLinearScale linearScale = new SFLinearScale();
            linearScale.ScaleBarColor = UIColor.FromRGB(224, 224, 224);
            linearScale.LabelColor = UIColor.FromRGB(66, 66, 66);
            linearScale.MajorTickSettings.Length = 12;
            linearScale.MinorTickSettings.Length = 7;
            SFLinearRange linearRange = new SFLinearRange();
            linearRange.StartValue = 0;
            linearRange.EndValue = 60;
            linearRange.Color = UIColor.FromRGB(39,190,183);
            linearRange.Offset = -20;
            linearRange.StartWidth = 10;
            linearRange.EndWidth = 10;
            linearScale.Ranges.Add(linearRange);
            linearGauge.Scales.Add(linearScale);
            this.View.AddSubview(linearGauge);

Range customization

To change the range’s background color, use the Color property of linear range. The thickness of the range can be changed using the StartWidth and EndWidth properties.

c#

SFLinearGauge linearGauge = new SFLinearGauge();
            linearGauge.BackgroundColor = UIColor.White;
            linearGauge.Header = new SFLinearLabel();
            SFLinearScale linearScale = new SFLinearScale();
            linearScale.ScaleBarColor = UIColor.FromRGB(224, 224, 224);
            linearScale.LabelColor = UIColor.FromRGB(66, 66, 66);
            linearScale.MajorTickSettings.Length = 12;
            linearScale.MinorTickSettings.Length = 7;
            SFLinearRange linearRange = new SFLinearRange();
            linearRange.StartValue = 0;
            linearRange.Color = UIColor.FromRGB(249, 92, 133);
            linearRange.EndValue = 50;
            linearRange.StartWidth = -5;
            linearRange.EndWidth = -20;
            linearRange.Offset = -30;
            linearScale.Ranges.Add(linearRange);
            linearGauge.Scales.Add(linearScale);
            this.View.AddSubview(linearGauge);

Setting position for range

The range can be adjusted above or below the scale by using the Offset value in pixels.

c#

SFLinearGauge linearGauge = new SFLinearGauge();
            linearGauge.BackgroundColor = UIColor.White;
            SFLinearScale linearScale = new SFLinearScale();
            linearScale.ScaleBarColor = UIColor.FromRGB(224, 224, 224);
            linearScale.LabelColor = UIColor.FromRGB(66, 66, 66);
            linearGauge.Orientation = SFLinearGaugeOrientation.SFLinearGaugeOrientationVertical;
            linearScale.MinorTicksPerInterval = 1;
            linearScale.OpposedPosition = true;
            linearScale.ScalePosition = SFLinearGaugeScalePosition.SFLinearGaugeScalePositionBackward;
            linearScale.Interval = 10;
            linearScale.ScaleBarLength = 350;
            linearScale.MajorTickSettings.Length = 12;
            linearScale.MinorTickSettings.Length = 5;
            linearScale.OpposedPosition = true;
            SFLinearRange linearRange = new SFLinearRange();
            linearRange.StartValue = 0;
            linearRange.EndValue = 50;
            linearRange.StartWidth = 10;
            linearRange.EndWidth = 10;
            linearRange.Color = UIColor.FromRGB(39, 190, 183);
            linearRange.Offset = 30;
            linearScale.Ranges.Add(linearRange);
            linearGauge.Scales.Add(linearScale);
            this.View.AddSubview(linearGauge);

Setting multiple ranges

You can add n number of ranges to a scale by using the SFLinearRange property of range as demonstrated below.

c#

SFLinearGauge linearGauge = new SFLinearGauge();
            linearGauge.BackgroundColor = UIColor.White;
            linearGauge.Header = new SFLinearLabel();

            SFLinearScale linearScale = new SFLinearScale();
            linearScale.ScaleBarColor = UIColor.Clear;
            linearScale.LabelColor = UIColor.FromRGB(66, 66, 66);
            linearScale.LabelFont = UIFont.FromName("Helvetica", 14f);
            linearScale.LabelOffset = -15;
            linearScale.Interval = 25;
            linearScale.MinorTicksPerInterval = 0;
            linearScale.ShowTicks = false;

            SFLinearRange linearRange = new SFLinearRange();
            linearRange.StartValue = 0;
            linearRange.EndValue = 25;
            linearRange.Color = UIColor.FromRGB(109, 229, 0);
            linearRange.StartWidth = -10;
            linearRange.EndWidth = -15;
            linearScale.Ranges.Add(linearRange);

            SFLinearRange linearRange1 = new SFLinearRange();
            linearRange1.StartValue = 25;
            linearRange1.EndValue = 50;
            linearRange1.Color = UIColor.FromRGB(83, 173, 0);
            linearRange1.StartWidth = -15;
            linearRange1.EndWidth = -20;
            linearScale.Ranges.Add(linearRange1);

            SFLinearRange linearRange2 = new SFLinearRange();
            linearRange2.StartValue = 50;
            linearRange2.EndValue = 75;
            linearRange2.Color = UIColor.FromRGB(0, 145, 72);
            linearRange2.StartWidth = -20;
            linearRange2.EndWidth = -25;
            linearScale.Ranges.Add(linearRange2);

            SFLinearRange linearRange3 = new SFLinearRange();
            linearRange3.StartValue = 75;
            linearRange3.EndValue = 100;
            linearRange3.Color = UIColor.FromRGB(2, 102, 35);
            linearRange3.StartWidth = -25;
            linearRange3.EndWidth = -30;
            linearScale.Ranges.Add(linearRange3);
            linearGauge.Scales.Add(linearScale);
            this.View.AddSubview(linearGauge);

Setting gradient color for range

You can give smooth color transition to range to specifying the different colors based on range value by using GradientStops property.

c#

SFLinearGauge linearGauge = new SFLinearGauge();
            linearGauge.BackgroundColor = UIColor.White;
            linearGauge.Header = new SFLinearLabel();

            SFLinearScale linearScale = new SFLinearScale();
            linearScale.ScaleBarColor = UIColor.Clear;
            linearScale.LabelColor = UIColor.FromRGB(66, 66, 66);
            linearScale.LabelFont = UIFont.FromName("Helvetica", 14f);
            linearScale.LabelOffset = 10;
            linearScale.Interval = 25;
            linearScale.MinorTicksPerInterval = 0;
            linearScale.ShowTicks = false;
            linearScale.ScaleBarSize = 20;

            SFLinearRange linearRange = new SFLinearRange();
            linearRange.StartValue = 0;
            linearRange.EndValue = 100;
            linearRange.StartWidth = 20;
            linearRange.EndWidth = 20;
            ObservableCollection<GaugeGradientStop> gradientColor = new ObservableCollection<GaugeGradientStop>()
            {
                new GaugeGradientStop() {Value = 0, Color = UIColor.FromRGB(245,171,184)},
                new GaugeGradientStop() {Value = 100 ,Color = UIColor.FromRGB(220,49,122) }
            };
            linearRange.GradientStops = gradientColor;
            linearScale.Ranges.Add(linearRange);
            linearGauge.Scales.Add(linearScale);
            this.View.AddSubview(linearGauge);