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ScaleRanges
ScaleRanges
is an option for gauge functions that describes how to draw sections of the scale.
- The followings setting can be used for ScaleRanges:
-
| None | no ranges drawn |
| All | draw background for the entire scale |
| {vmin,vmax} | the scale should be styled from  to  |
| {{vmin,vmax},r} | the scale should be styled from  to  , with range size  to r |
| {{vmin,vmax},{rmin,rmax}} | the scale should be styled from  to  , with range size  to  |
| {range1,range2,...} | multiple ranges given by  ,  , etc. |
| {range1->s1,...} | range  with style  etc. |
- By default, no scale ranges are drawn on gauges.
- If
or 
is not within the range of the scale, then it is clipped to the endpoints of the scale.
- The range endpoints
and 
need not be in numerical order.
- The scale itself is taken to be at r=0. For angular gauges, r increases to r=1 at the center of the gauge. For horizontal gauges, r increases to r=1 at the top of the gauge face. For vertical gauges, r increases to r=1 at the left edge of the face.
- The ranges specified by ScaleRanges need not be contiguous. If multiple ranges overlap, they will be drawn in the order specified.
- The default sequence of styles and colors for ScaleRanges is based on the style used for the first marker's style, according to GaugeStyle.
- The style
in 
may take the same forms as in ScaleRangeStyle.
Specify a range of the scale to be styled:
| Out[1]= |  |
Style the background of the entire scale:
| Out[1]= |  |
Specify multiple ranges of the scale to be styled:
| Out[1]= |  |
Ranges need not be contiguous or distinct:
| Out[1]= |  |
Directly associate a style with a range with 
:
| Out[1]= |  |
Directly associate a style with the entire background range:
| Out[1]= |  |
Specify a range and a width for the range:
| Out[1]= |  |
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