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Add
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Overloaded. Creates a new FMX.RS.BarCharts.TRSHighLowAverageChartValue instance and adds it to the Items array. Call Add to create a high/low/average bar value in the collection. The new value is placed at the end of the Items array, or, if the collection is Sorted, placed at the sorted point in the collection (based on a default value (0)).
Add returns the new bar value.
Note that because every time you change a value an event is called, it is faster to add and initialize a value using the overloaded Add method.
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Add(TRSChartValueType,String,TCanvasColor)
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Overloaded. Creates a new FMX.RS.BarCharts.TRSHighLowAverageChartValue instance and adds it to the Items array. The new instance is initialized with the Average, Caption, and Color parameters (High and Low equal Average). Call Add to create a high/low/average bar value in the collection. The new value is placed at the end of the Items array, or, if the collection is Sorted, placed at the sorted point in the collection (based on a default value (0)).
Add returns the new bar value.
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Add(TRSChartValueType,TRSChartValueType,TRSChartValueType,String,TCanvasColor)
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Overloaded. Creates a new FMX.RS.BarCharts.TRSHighLowAverageChartValue instance and adds it to the Items array. The new instance is initialized with the X, High, Low, Caption, and Color parameters (Average = (High-Low)/2+Low). Call Add to create a high/low/average bar value in the collection. The new value is placed at the end of the Items array, or, if the collection is Sorted, placed at the sorted point in the collection (based on a default value (0)).
Add returns the new bar value.
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Add(TRSChartValueType,TRSChartValueType,TRSChartValueType,TRSChartValueType,String,TCanvasColor)
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Overloaded. Creates a new FMX.RS.BarCharts.TRSHighLowAverageChartValue instance and adds it to the Items array. The new instance is initialized with the X, Average, High, Low, Caption, and Color parameters. Call Add to create a high/low/average bar value in the collection. The new value is placed at the end of the Items array, or, if the collection is Sorted, placed at the sorted point in the collection (based on a default value (0)).
Add returns the new bar value.
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FindItemID(Integer)
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Returns the Item with the specified ID. The FindItemID method returns the item in the collection whose ID property is passed to it as a parameter. If no item has the specified ID, FindItemID returns nil.
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GetAxisMaximum(Integer)
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Returns the maximum value in the collection for the specified dimension. (Overrides FMX.RS.BarCharts.TRSSparseBarChartValues.GetAxisMaximum(Integer).)
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GetAxisMinimum(Integer)
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Returns the minimum value in the collection for the specified dimension. (Overrides FMX.RS.BarCharts.TRSSparseBarChartValues.GetAxisMinimum(Integer).)
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GetEnumerator
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Returns the enumerator for the collection, which is used when you write a "for Item in Chart.Values" loop.
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GetValueDimMaximum(TRSChartValue,Integer)
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Returns the maximum value for the dimension. This may be modified by other values. For example, the shape value modifies the X value by adding the width value. This method is called by the CalculateMetaData method.
 Notes to Inheritors
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Override this method if you need to return a maximum value for a dimension that is depends on other factors than just the value in TRSChartValue.Values[Dimension]. For example, the TRSCandleStickChartValues class overrides this method for the Y dimension because the Y dimension is bounded by the High Dimension and Low Dimension, not the Close value.
You will probably also need to override the SetMetaData method to set the new maximum.
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GetValueDimMinimum(TRSChartValue,Integer)
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Returns the minimum value for the dimension. This may be modified by other values. For example, the shape value modifies the X value by adding the width value. This method is called by the CalculateMetaData method.
Notes to Inheritors
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Override this method if you need to return a minimum value for a dimension that is depends on other factors than just the value in TRSChartValue.Values[Dimension]. For example, the TRSCandleStickChartValues class overrides this method for the Y dimension because the Y dimension is bounded by the High Dimension and Low Dimension, not the Close value.
You will probably also need to override the SetMetaData method to set the new minimum.
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Insert(Integer)
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Creates a new instance and adds it to the Items array. Call Insert to add a new value at a specified position in the collection. Existing items (starting from the specified position) are moved up in the Items array. Note that Insert only works as expected if the collection is not Sorted.
Insert returns the new collection value.
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Owner
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Returns the chart that owns the values
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SetMetaData(TValueMetaData,TRSChartValue,Integer)
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Sets the metadata (min, max, sum, etc) by using the TRSChartValue.Values property. The Dimension parameter specifies the dimension to use in the Values property. This method is called by the CalculateMetaData method when it finds a value "better" than the current metadata value (e.g., less than current minimum)
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