Thanks.

Hi Oliver,

Definitely.  The Series has a Brush property which you can set to control what the color for that series is.  I don't believe the SeriesBinder sample sets this so it uses default coloring which is why they all have different colors.  If you want to set the color of the series from the view model you can add another dependency property to the SeriesBinderInfo class that will point the series binder to the view model property responsible for the color.  It will work the same way the IsVisibleMemberPath and LegendVisibilityMemberPath currently work which I added in my previous samples.  Once that property is added, go to UpdateSeriesProperties and at the bottom add similar code as to what I added down there for the IsVisible and LegendVisibility properties.

Then go to OnPropertyChanged and add the new property name to the switch statement, the same way as the IsVisible and LegendVisibility property names.  Once this is added you are just about done.  Now just add a property to the SeriesViewModel class that will control the color of that series and then in XAML set the new property in the SeriesBinderInfo.

Hi Rob,

I added a new property:

private const string BrushPathPropertyName = "BrushPath";

public string BrushPath
{
get { return (string)GetValue(BrushPathProperty); }
set { SetValue(BrushPathProperty, value); }
}

public static readonly DependencyProperty BrushPathProperty =
DependencyProperty.Register(BrushPathPropertyName,typeof(string),typeof(SeriesBinderInfo),new PropertyMetadata(string.Empty));

And modified the UpdateSeriesProperties method:

if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(BrushPath))
series.SetBinding(Series.BrushProperty, new Binding(BrushPath) { Source = seriesSource });

and add case BrushPathPropertyName: to OnPropertyChanged.

Furthermore, I added a nhew property to my SeriesViewModel:

private Brush _seriesColor;
public Brush SeriesColor
{
get { return _seriesColor; }
set
{
if (Equals(value, _seriesColor)) return;
_seriesColor = value;
RaisePropertyChanged(() => SeriesColor);
}
}

and I set the property in xaml but it does not do anything.

Would you mind extending the example so that i can set the color of the lines in the chart in the viewmodel?

Best

Oliver

Forget what I wrote, It works just fine.

The issue is that only the lines have the chosen color but not the markers.

How can I bind the markercolor the my property as well?

Hello,

concerning the example given in the starting post, I have a question too: is ist possible to set the thickness of the lines in the XamDataChart? If yes, how and where do I have to set this property?