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Modifies the font used for the titles of the chart axes.
Example of titles for the axes:
Title of axes
Versions 15 and later
WEBDEV - Server codeLinux This function is now available for WEBDEV sites in Linux.
Linux Caution: A specific configuration is required to use this function in Linux. See The charts for more details.
New in version 15
WEBDEV - Server codeLinux This function is now available for WEBDEV sites in Linux.
Linux Caution: A specific configuration is required to use this function in Linux. See The charts for more details.
WEBDEV - Server codeLinux This function is now available for WEBDEV sites in Linux.
Linux Caution: A specific configuration is required to use this function in Linux. See The charts for more details.
Versions 16 and later
Linux This function is now available for WINDEV applications in Linux.
New in version 16
Linux This function is now available for WINDEV applications in Linux.
Linux This function is now available for WINDEV applications in Linux.
Versions 23 and later
PHP This function is now available for PHP sites.
New in version 23
PHP This function is now available for PHP sites.
PHP This function is now available for PHP sites.
Example
// Modify the font used for
// the title of axes in "CHART_MyChart".
MyFont is Font
MyFont..Name = "Arial"
MyFont..Size = 12
MyFont..Bold = True
grAxisTitleFont(CHART_MyChart, MyFont)
Syntax

Defining the font used for the title of the chart axes Hide the details

grAxisTitleFont(<Chart name> , <Font used>)
<Chart name>: Character string (with or without quotes)
Name of chart to use. This name corresponds to:
  • the chart name defined by programming with grCreate.
  • the name of Chart control found in the window editor, page editor or report editor.
PHP Only the interactive Chart controls are available.
<Font used>: Font
Font to use. This parameter corresponds to a Font variable. The font characteristics have been defined by FontCreate or via the properties for font management.

Defining the font used for the title of the chart axes (syntax kept for backward compatibility) Hide the details

grAxisTitleFont(<Chart name> , <Font identifier>)
<Chart name>: Character string (with or without quotes)
Name of chart to use. This name corresponds to:
  • the chart name defined by programming with grCreate.
  • the name of Chart control found in the window editor, page editor or report editor.
PHP Only the interactive Chart controls are available.
<Font identifier>: Integer
Identifier of the font, defined by grCreateFont. A WLanguage error occurs if this font does not exist.
Remarks

Title of a chart

The title of chart axes can be displayed for the different axes.
Title of axes
The title of the chart axes is defined by grAxisTitle. This function can also be used to position this title.
The font used for the chart title can be modified by grAxisTitleFont.

Initializing the fonts

The default font used for the title of the axes has the following characteristics:
  • Font name: Arial,
  • Size: 14,
  • Style: Normal,
  • Color: Black.
When using grCreate, the font used for the titles of axes is the default font.
Related Examples:
The Chart functions Unit examples (WEBDEV): The Chart functions
[ + ] This example presents the main features of the chart designer of WEBDEV and it allows you to:
- Create a chart: Pie, Column or Line
- Define the display area of a chart
- Define the options of the chart (legend, percentage, ...)
The Chart functions Unit examples (WINDEV Mobile): The Chart functions
[ + ] Using the Chart functions:
- create a Pie, Column or Line chart by programming
- define the chart options (legend, percentage, ...)
Component : wd260grf.dll
See also
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  • Version 9
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