Converts the axis interval to a tuple
The axis interval as a tuple
Creates a copy of the specified axis interval
A copy of the specified axis interval
Determines whether the specified axis interval is equal to this one.
The other axis interval to compare to
true if the specified axis interval is equal to this one, false otherwise.
true if the specified axis interval is equal to this one, false otherwise
true if the axis interval is empty, false otherwise
true if the axis interval is not empty, false otherwise
Applies the specified function to the axis interval and returns the result
The function to apply to the axis interval
The result of the function application
Calculates the measure (end - start) of the specified axis interval. The measure of an empty axis interval is 0.
The measure (end - start) of the specified axis interval
Translates the specified axis interval by the specified delta.
The amount by which to translate the axis interval
The new axis interval
Updates the end value of the specified axis interval
The amount by which to update the end value
The new axis interval
Updates the start value of the specified axis interval
The amount by which to update the start value
A new axis interval
StaticasCreates an axis interval from the specified tuple
The tuple to convert
The axis-interval
StaticemptyStaticfromCreates an axis interval from the specified start and end values
The axis-range start value
The axis-range end value
The axis-interval
The range of an axis is the physical (start, end) pixels on the screen for the axis. This is the pixel-space of the axis (where as the domain is the data-space of the axis, for example, the tick values).