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Fixing the legend ranges for maps

Posted By Kevin Harrison 11 Years Ago
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We want to display two or more maps side-by-side and have the colours and legend ranges for all maps to be identical, so we can directly compare the results at a glance. I cannot see a way to set the colour ranges. How do I do this?

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You should create your own data grouping method (create a class that inherits the NDataGrouping abstract class) and set it to the range fill rule you use with your maps.

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Thanks. I should have realised that!

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Now I actually come to look at this, it doesn't look as obvious as I was expecting.

The NDataGrouping Classify method you can override seems to be putting the input data into the levels, which must have been defined elsewhere, but where? Also what is the ClassCount parameter for? I don't understand how this all hooks up. I was hoping that I could just set the bounds of the levels somewhere and the classification would be done by existing Nevron code.

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I think I may have figured it out. Is it as simple as having the Classify method return the fixed level minima which I can define in my own constructor for the NDataGrouping derived class?





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