Uses of Interface org.jfree.chart.plot.dial.DialLayer

Uses in package org.jfree.chart.plot.dial

Classes implementing org.jfree.chart.plot.dial.DialLayer
class	AbstractDialLayer A base class that can be used to implement a `DialLayer`.
class	ArcDialFrame A standard frame for the `DialPlot` class.
class	DialBackground A regular dial layer that can be used to draw the background for a dial.
class	DialCap A regular dial layer that can be used to draw a cap over the center of the dial (the base of the dial pointer(s)).
class	DialPointer A base class for the pointer in a `DialPlot`.
class	DialPointer.Pin A dial pointer that draws a thin line (like a pin).
class	DialPointer.Pointer A dial pointer.
class	DialTextAnnotation A text annotation for a `DialPlot`.
class	DialValueIndicator A value indicator for a `DialPlot`.
class	StandardDialFrame A simple circular frame for the `DialPlot` class.
class	StandardDialRange A layer that draws a range highlight on a dial plot.
class	StandardDialScale A scale for a `DialPlot`.

Constructors with parameter type org.jfree.chart.plot.dial.DialLayer
DialLayerChangeEvent.DialLayerChangeEvent(DialLayer layer) Creates a new instance.

Methods with parameter type org.jfree.chart.plot.dial.DialLayer
void	DialPlot.addLayer(DialLayer layer) Adds a layer to the plot and sends a `PlotChangeEvent` to all registered listeners.
int	DialPlot.getLayerIndex(DialLayer layer) Returns the index for the specified layer.
void	DialPlot.removeLayer(DialLayer layer) Removes the specified layer and sends a `PlotChangeEvent` to all registered listeners.
void	DialPlot.setBackground(DialLayer background) Sets the background layer and sends a `PlotChangeEvent` to all registered listeners.
void	DialPlot.setCap(DialLayer cap) Sets the cap and sends a `PlotChangeEvent` to all registered listeners.

Methods with return type org.jfree.chart.plot.dial.DialLayer
DialLayer	DialPlot.getBackground() Returns the background.
DialLayer	DialPlot.getCap() Returns the cap.
DialLayer	DialLayerChangeEvent.getDialLayer() Returns the layer that generated the event.