The chart must be painted on a graphic using the DrawChart method and 0,0 is used as the upper left-hand corner of the chart on the graphic.

The DrawChart method draws the chart on a graphic.

Determines whether the specified Object is equal to the current Object.

Allows an Object to attempt to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before the Object is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as a hash function for a particular type. GetHashCode()()() is suitable for use in hashing algorithms and data structures like a hash table.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

The RegionsAtCoordinate function returns an ArrayList with all series that occupy a given point within the chart, with the top-most series at position 0 in the array.

The SaveChartToFile method saves the chart to a file. If a value has been provided for the FileName property then the chart is saved to that filename, otherwise a unique filename is created. If a unique filename has been created then that filename may be retrieved via the FileName property. The format of the created image can be any one of the available System.Drawing.Imaging.ImageFormat image types including JPEG, GIF, BMP, and TIFF. Graphics are saved using 24-bit color depth.

Returns a String that represents the current Object.

The ChartDimensions property exposes the internal layout of the chart including size of areas reserved for X and Y axis labels, margin height and width, and various background colors.

The ChartName property is the name of the chart to be displayed at the center top of the charting area.

This is the filename that will is used for the image when it is saved to disk. It should not include the path. If a filename is not provided prior to the SaveChartToFile method being used, then a unique filename will be automatically generated.

The Font property is the font to use when displaying the chart name.

Sets or gets the jChart.Legend object associated with the chart.

The OverLays property exposes an ArrayList of chart types which will be layered atop each other in the order that they are arranged in the ArrayList.

The GetAllRegions function returns an ArrayList of jChart.RegionArea objects describing the location of all series values displayed on the chart. This function is helpful when constructing an imagemap for use with charts that offer drill-down to other reports.

The XAxis property describes the X Axis values and alignment of those values. The XAxis object should be used for all chart types that are added to an instance of a GraphChart via the OverLays property.

The YAxis1 property describes the Y Axis values and alignment of those values on the left side of the chart. Chart types that are added to an instance of a GraphChart via the OverLays may reference either YAxis1 (on the left) or YAxis2 (on the right). See the constructors for LineOverLay, StackedOverLay and StackedPieOverLay for more information.

The YAxis2 property describes the Y Axis values and alignment of those values on the right side of the chart. Chart types that are added to an instance of a GraphChart via the OverLays may reference either YAxis1 (on the left) or YAxis2 (on the right). See the constructors for LineOverLay, StackedOverLay and StackedPieOverLay for more information.