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GetDataTransparency – PB Docs 2019 – PowerBuilder Library

GetDataTransparency – PB Docs 2019

GetDataTransparency

PowerScript function

Description

Obtains the transparency percentage of a data point in a DirectX 3D
graph (those with 3D rendering).

Applies to

Graph controls in windows and user objects, and graphs in DataWindow
controls

Syntax

Argument

Description

controlname

The name of the graph from which you want data, or the
name of the DataWindow control containing the graph.

graphcontrol (DataWindow control only)

(Optional) A string whose value is the name of the graph
in the DataWindow control from which you want the data.

seriesnumber

The number that identifies the series from which you want
data.

datapoint

The number of the data point for which you want the
transparency value.

transparency

Integer value for percent transparency. A value of 0 means
that the data point is opaque and a value of 100 means that it
is completely transparent.

Return value

Integer.

Returns 1 if it succeeds and -1 if an error occurs. If any
argument’s value is null, GetDataTransparency returns null.

Usage

GetDataTransparency retrieves data from any DirectX 3D graph (those
with 3D rendering).

Examples

These statements obtain the transparency percentage of data point 3
in the series named Costs in the graph gr_computers in the DataWindow
control dw_equipment:

These statements obtain the transparency percentage of data point 2
in the series Costs in the graph gr_computers:

See also

FindSeries

GetSeriesTransparency

SetSeriesTransparency

SetDataTransparency


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