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This class represents a single value to match and styles to draw.
If you use this constructor, you should set the necessary properties manually.
It is recommended that you do not use this constructor unless it is absolutely necessary. Instead, you can set the properties directly on the DefaultAreaStyle.
This is a constructor for the class.
It is recommended that you do not use this constructor unless it is absolutely necessary. Instead, you can set the properties directly on the DefaultLineStyle.
This is a constructor for the class.
It is recommended that you do not use this constructor unless it is absolutely necessary. Instead, you can set the properties directly on the DefaultPointStyle.
This is a constructor for the class.
It is recommended that you do not use this constructor unless it is absolutely necessary. Instead, you can set the properties directly on the DefaultTextStyle.
ValueItem(String,Collection<Style>)
This is a constructor for the class.
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This property gets and sets the value that we use to match with the feature data. If the value matches, we use the style for this item.
The value must match exactly. If more complex matching is required, we suggest you use the RegexStyle. The RegexStyle enables you to use regular expressions, which are very powerful for fuzzy matching.
This property gets and sets the default AreaStyle. You should use this style if your features are area-based.
The default style allows you to directly set properties on the styles without having to create a new style each time. You can start simply by setting properties like color, etc. This makes modifying styles very easy.
This property gets and sets the default LineStyle. You should use this style if your features are line-based.
The default style allows you to directly set properties on the styles without having to create a new style each time. You can start simply by setting properties like color, etc. This makes modifying styles very easy.
This property gets and sets the default PointStyle. You should use this style if your features are point-based.
The default style allows you to directly set properties on the styles without having to create a new style each time. You can start simply by setting properties like color, etc. This makes modifying styles very easy.
This property gets and sets the default TextStyle. You should use this style if your features are text-based (such as labels).
The default style allows you to directly set properties on the styles without having to create a new style each time. You can start simply by setting properties like color, etc. This makes modifying styles very easy.
The custom styles allow you to use styles other than the default style properties of the class. In this way, you can use a DotDensityStyle or any other style in the API.