Wrong color in bar series

[jjbonastre]

Hi!

I'm using Steema TeeChart for .NET 2013 4.1.2013.07300 for Windows phone 7, iOS and Android (with Xamarin)

I'm drawing a bar chart with the following code (Windows phone 7 version):

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            var tChart = new TChart();
            tChart.Legend.LegendStyle = LegendStyles.Series;
            tChart.Legend.Alignment = LegendAlignments.Bottom;
            tChart.Header.Visible = false;
            tChart.Aspect.GestureOptions = Steema.TeeChart.Silverlight.Drawing.Aspect.Gestures.None;
            tChart.Aspect.GestureStyle = Steema.TeeChart.Silverlight.Drawing.Aspect.GestureStyles.InChart;
            tChart.Aspect.RenderSeriesAsImage = true;

            tChart.Series.Clear();
            tChart.Aspect.View3D = true;
            tChart.Aspect.Orthogonal = true;
            tChart.Header.Visible = true;

            tChart.Header.Text = Strings.RealTimeStatisticsByResource;
            tChart.Header.HorizontalAlignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center;
            tChart.Header.Font.Size = 14;

            //Alarms
            String subheader = "";
            foreach (var resourceStatData in data)
            {
                if (resourceStatData.Alarms.Count > 0)
                {
                    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(subheader))
                    {
                        subheader += " | ";
                    }
                    subheader += resourceStatData.Name + " : ";
                    int index = 0;
                    foreach (var alarmInfo in resourceStatData.Alarms)
                    {
                        if (index == 0)
                        {
                            subheader += ",";
                        }
                        subheader += alarmInfo.Name;
                        index++;
                    }
                }
            }

            if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(subheader))
            {
                tChart.SubHeader.Visible = true;
                tChart.SubHeader.Font.Size = 8;
                tChart.SubHeader.Font.Color = Colors.Red;
                tChart.SubHeader.HorizontalAlignment = HorizontalAlignment.Center;
                tChart.SubHeader.Text = subheader;
            }
            else
            {
                tChart.SubHeader.Visible = false;
            }

            var registered = new Bar { Title = Strings.Registered, Color = Colors.Gray};
            registered.GetSeriesMark += GetSeriesMark;
            registered.BarStyle = BarStyles.RectGradient;
            if (stacked)
            {
                registered.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
                registered.MarksOnBar = true;
            }
            var busy = new Bar { Title = Strings.Busy, Color = Colors.Blue };
            busy.GetSeriesMark += GetSeriesMark;
            if (stacked)
            {
                busy.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
                busy.MarksOnBar = true;
            }
            var pause = new Bar { Title = Strings.Paused, Color = Colors.Yellow };
            pause.GetSeriesMark += GetSeriesMark;
            if (stacked)
            {
                pause.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
                pause.MarksOnBar = true;
            }
            var free = new Bar { Title = Strings.Free, Color = Colors.Green };
            free.GetSeriesMark += GetSeriesMark;
            if (stacked)
            {
                free.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
                free.MarksOnBar = true;
            }
            var deferred = new Bar { Title = Strings.Deferred, Color = Colors.Brown };
            deferred.GetSeriesMark += GetSeriesMark;
            if (stacked)
            {
                deferred.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
                deferred.MarksOnBar = true;
            }
            var other = new Bar { Title = Strings.OtherSkill, Color = Colors.Red };
            other.GetSeriesMark += GetSeriesMark;
            if (stacked)
            {
                other.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
                other.MarksOnBar = true;
            }

            if (stacked)
            {
                registered.Active = false;
            }

            tChart.Series.Add(registered);
            tChart.Series.Add(busy);
            tChart.Series.Add(pause);
            tChart.Series.Add(free);
            tChart.Series.Add(deferred);
            tChart.Series.Add(other);

            foreach (var item in data)
            {
                string name;
                if (item.IsLogicalResource())
                {
                    name = String.Format("{0}\nT: {1} s Q: {2}", item.Name, item.QueueMaxTime, item.QueueTotal);
                }
                else
                {
                    name = item.Name;
                }

                registered.Add(item.RegisteredTotal, name);
                busy.Add(item.BusyTotal, name);
                deferred.Add(item.DeferredTotal, name);
                free.Add(item.FreeTotal, name);
                other.Add(item.OtherskillTotal, name);
                pause.Add(item.PauseTotal, name);
            }

This results in a chart with the "Registered" bar and legend color in a wrong yellow color instead of a gray color.

Chart view

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In android version only the legend color is wrong.

Is this a known bug?

[Narcís]

Hello,

I could reproduce the same issue in Android using this code:

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      var tChart = new TChart(this);
      tChart.Legend.Alignment = LegendAlignments.Bottom;

      Steema.TeeChart.Themes.BlackIsBackTheme myTheme = new Steema.TeeChart.Themes.BlackIsBackTheme(tChart.Chart);
      myTheme.Apply();

      var registered = new Bar { Title = "Registered", Color = Color.Gray };
      var stacked = false;

      registered.BarStyle = BarStyles.RectGradient;
      //registered.Gradient.StartColor = registered.Color;
      //registered.Gradient.EndColor = Color.White;
      if (stacked)
      {
        registered.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
        registered.MarksOnBar = true;
      }
      var busy = new Bar { Title = "Busy", Color = Color.Blue };
      if (stacked)
      {
        busy.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
        busy.MarksOnBar = true;
      }
      var pause = new Bar { Title = "Paused", Color = Color.Yellow };
      if (stacked)
      {
        pause.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
        pause.MarksOnBar = true;
      }
      var free = new Bar { Title = "Free", Color = Color.Green };
      if (stacked)
      {
        free.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
        free.MarksOnBar = true;
      }
      var deferred = new Bar { Title = "Deferred", Color = Color.Brown };
      if (stacked)
      {
        deferred.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
        deferred.MarksOnBar = true;
      }
      var other = new Bar { Title = "OtherSkill", Color = Color.Red };
      if (stacked)
      {
        other.MultiBar = MultiBars.Stacked;
        other.MarksOnBar = true;
      }

      if (stacked)
      {
        registered.Active = false;
      }

      tChart.Series.Add(registered);
      tChart.Series.Add(busy);
      tChart.Series.Add(pause);
      tChart.Series.Add(free);
      tChart.Series.Add(deferred);
      tChart.Series.Add(other);

      registered.FillSampleValues(2);
      busy.FillSampleValues(2);
      deferred.FillSampleValues(2);
      free.FillSampleValues(2);
      other.FillSampleValues(2);
      pause.FillSampleValues(2);

      SetContentView(tChart);

Which produces this chart:

AndroidRectGradient.jpg (190.87 KiB) Viewed 5212 times

In my opinion, this is not a bug. This is caused by setting BarStyle to BarStyles.RectGradient. The Gradient setting prevails over the Series.Color. So the solution is either removing BarStyles.RectGradient or setting different Gradient colors, for example (see commented out code in my example):

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      registered.Gradient.StartColor = registered.Color;
      registered.Gradient.EndColor = Color.White;

[jjbonastre]

You are right, using Gradient solves the problem.

Thanks!