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A TimeIncrement describes how tickmarks are positioned on the scale of a date-time axis. More...
import "TimeIncrement.idl";
| Public Attributes | |
| any | MajorTimeInterval | 
| if the any contains a struct of type com::sun::star::chart::TimeInterval this is used as a fixed distance value for the major tickmarks. | |
| any | MinorTimeInterval | 
| if the any contains a struct of type com::sun::star::chart::TimeInterval this is used as a fixed distance value for the minor tickmarks. | |
| any | TimeResolution | 
| if the any contains a constant of type com::sun::star::chart::TimeUnit this is the smallest time unit that is displayed on the date-time axis. | |
A TimeIncrement describes how tickmarks are positioned on the scale of a date-time axis.
| any MajorTimeInterval | 
if the any contains a struct of type com::sun::star::chart::TimeInterval this is used as a fixed distance value for the major tickmarks.
Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an incompatible type, the distance between major tickmarks is calculated automatically by the application.
| any MinorTimeInterval | 
if the any contains a struct of type com::sun::star::chart::TimeInterval this is used as a fixed distance value for the minor tickmarks.
Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an incompatible type, the distance between minor tickmarks is calculated automatically by the application.
| any TimeResolution | 
if the any contains a constant of type com::sun::star::chart::TimeUnit this is the smallest time unit that is displayed on the date-time axis.
Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an incompatible type, the resolution is chosen automatically by the application.