Initializes a new instance of the TimeSeries class

Adds sample to the series at the appropriate position. This method respects MaxSamples and first deletes older samples making room for new additions

Returns how many samples fit

Deletes sample from the set. This method is not efficient as it does linear list scan

Deterministically disposes object. DO NOT OVERRIDE this method, override Destructor() instead

Checks to see whether object dispose started or has already been disposed and throws an exception if Dispose() was called

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Serves as the default hash function.

Returns the maximum width of one sample extracted from all views

Gets a list of distinct pane names ordered by occurence in this and all child series if includeChildren is true

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Returns last X data samples in the series in natural order. It may return less samples than X

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Replace last data sample. This function requires that the new sample has the same timestamp as the last sample in the time series data.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Try to convert .NET native object type to corresponding Erlang term of given type. Throw exception if conversion is not possible

Serializes object into JSON string

Serializes object into JSON format using provided TextWriter

Serializes object into JSON format using provided stream and optional encoding

Returns the children of this series

Returns data in the series in natural time order

Returns data in the series in the reveresed time order

Indicates whether this object was already disposed - the Dispose() has finished

Indicates whether this object Dispose() has been called and dispose started but not finished yet

Series name

Series order in the list of orders

Returns parent of this series or null

Sample count in this series, excluding children

Views that visualize the series data (may be more than one), for example a market data may have 3 views that show open.close and volume as 3 views based on the same source

Shows/hides all views

Returns the registry of horizontal levels on Y access