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module com {  module sun {  module star {  module chart2 {


struct ScaleData
{
    /** if the any contains a double value this is used as a fixed
        maximum.  Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an
        incompatible type, the maximum is automatic.

        <p>If the maximum is automatic, this means, each view that
        represents the model containing this scale, has to calculate a
        maximum by its own means.</p>
     */
    any Minimum;

    /** if the any contains a double value this is used as a fixed
        minimum.  Otherwise, if the any is empty or contains an
        incompatible type, the minimum is automatic.

        <p>If the minimum is automatic, this means, each view that
        represents the model containing this scale, has to calculate a
        minimum by its own means.</p>
     */
    any Maximum;


    /** The Origin indicates where other axes cross this axis.
        If the any contains a double value that value is used.
        Otherwise an appropriate value has to be calculated
        by that instances using Origin.
     */
    any Origin;

    /** Axis orientation (standard or reversed).

        <p>If used at the Y axis in pie charts or doughnut charts, specifies
        the rotation direction of the pie. The value
        AxisOrientation::MATHEMATICAL rotates the pie
        counterclockwise, the value AxisOrientation::REVERSE
        rotates the pie clockwise.</p>

        <p>Note: Is this a good place for the axis orientation? Two axes may
        use the same scale, but point into two different directions.</p>
     */
    AxisOrientation     Orientation;

    XScaling            Scaling;

    com::sun::star::chart2::data::XLabeledDataSequence Categories;

    /** describes the type of the axis.

        <p>It can be a real number axis or a category axis or something else.
        AxisType is one value out of the constant group AxisType.</p>
    */
    long   AxisType;

    /** if true an AxisType CATEGORY is interpreted as DATE if the underlying data given in Categories are dates
    */
    boolean AutoDateAxis;

    /** describes whether data points on category or date axis are placed between tickmarks or not
    if true the maximum on the scale will be expanded for one interval
    */
    boolean ShiftedCategoryPosition;

    /** increment data to be used for not date-time axis
    */
    IncrementData IncrementData;

    /** increment data to be used in case of date-time axis
    */
    ::com::sun::star::chart::TimeIncrement TimeIncrement;
};


}; }; }; };

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