//============================================================================
//ZedGraph Class Library - A Flexible Line Graph/Bar Graph Library in C#
//Copyright ?2005 John Champion
//
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using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Text;
using System.Drawing;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
using System.Security.Permissions;
namespace DrawGraph
{
///
/// The DateScale class inherits from the class, and implements
/// the features specific to .
///
///
/// DateScale is a cartesian axis with calendar dates or times. The actual data values should
/// be created with the type, which is directly translatable to a
/// type for storage in the point value arrays.
///
///
/// John Champion
/// $Revision: 1.14 $ $Date: 2007/04/16 00:03:01 $
[Serializable]
class DateScale : Scale, ISerializable //, ICloneable
{
#region constructors
///
/// Default constructor that defines the owner
/// (containing object) for this new object.
///
/// The owner, or containing object, of this instance
public DateScale( Axis owner )
: base( owner )
{
}
///
/// The Copy Constructor
///
/// The object from which to copy
/// The object that will own the
/// new instance of
public DateScale( Scale rhs, Axis owner )
: base( rhs, owner )
{
}
///
/// Create a new clone of the current item, with a new owner assignment
///
/// The new instance that will be
/// the owner of the new Scale
/// A new clone.
public override Scale Clone( Axis owner )
{
return new DateScale( this, owner );
}
#endregion
#region properties
///
/// Return the for this , which is
/// .
///
public override AxisType Type
{
get { return AxisType.Date; }
}
///
/// Gets or sets the minimum value for this scale.
///
///
/// The set property is specifically adapted for scales,
/// in that it automatically limits the value to the range of valid dates for the
/// struct.
///
public override double Min
{
get { return _min; }
set { _min = XDate.MakeValidDate( value ); _minAuto = false; }
}
///
/// Gets or sets the maximum value for this scale.
///
///
/// The set property is specifically adapted for scales,
/// in that it automatically limits the value to the range of valid dates for the
/// struct.
///
public override double Max
{
get { return _max; }
set { _max = XDate.MakeValidDate( value ); _maxAuto = false; }
}
#endregion
#region methods
///
/// Determine the value for any major tic.
///
///
/// This method properly accounts for , ,
/// and other axis format settings.
///
///
/// The value of the first major tic (floating point double)
///
///
/// The major tic number (0 = first major tic). For log scales, this is the actual power of 10.
///
///
/// The specified major tic value (floating point double).
///
override internal double CalcMajorTicValue( double baseVal, double tic )
{
XDate xDate = new XDate( baseVal );
switch ( _majorUnit )
{
case DateUnit.Year:
default:
xDate.AddYears( tic * _majorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Month:
xDate.AddMonths( tic * _majorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Day:
xDate.AddDays( tic * _majorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Hour:
xDate.AddHours( tic * _majorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Minute:
xDate.AddMinutes( tic * _majorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Second:
xDate.AddSeconds( tic * _majorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Millisecond:
xDate.AddMilliseconds( tic * _majorStep );
break;
}
return xDate.XLDate;
}
///
/// Determine the value for any minor tic.
///
///
/// This method properly accounts for , ,
/// and other axis format settings.
///
///
/// The value of the first major tic (floating point double). This tic value is the base
/// reference for all tics (including minor ones).
///
///
/// The major tic number (0 = first major tic). For log scales, this is the actual power of 10.
///
///
/// The specified minor tic value (floating point double).
///
override internal double CalcMinorTicValue( double baseVal, int iTic )
{
XDate xDate = new XDate( baseVal );
switch ( _minorUnit )
{
case DateUnit.Year:
default:
xDate.AddYears( (double) iTic * _minorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Month:
xDate.AddMonths( (double) iTic * _minorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Day:
xDate.AddDays( (double) iTic * _minorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Hour:
xDate.AddHours( (double) iTic * _minorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Minute:
xDate.AddMinutes( (double) iTic * _minorStep );
break;
case DateUnit.Second:
xDate.AddSeconds( (double) iTic * _minorStep );
break;
}
return xDate.XLDate;
}
///
/// Internal routine to determine the ordinals of the first minor tic mark
///
///
/// The value of the first major tic for the axis.
///
///
/// The ordinal position of the first minor tic, relative to the first major tic.
/// This value can be negative (e.g., -3 means the first minor tic is 3 minor step
/// increments before the first major tic.
///
override internal int CalcMinorStart( double baseVal )
{
switch ( _minorUnit )
{
case DateUnit.Year:
default:
return (int) ( ( _min - baseVal ) / ( 365.0 * _minorStep ) );
case DateUnit.Month:
return (int) ( ( _min - baseVal ) / ( 28.0 * _minorStep ) );
case DateUnit.Day:
return (int) ( ( _min - baseVal ) / _minorStep );
case DateUnit.Hour:
return (int) ( ( _min - baseVal ) * XDate.HoursPerDay / _minorStep );
case DateUnit.Minute:
return (int) ( ( _min - baseVal ) * XDate.MinutesPerDay / _minorStep );
case DateUnit.Second:
return (int) ( ( _min - baseVal ) * XDate.SecondsPerDay / _minorStep );
}
}
///
/// Determine the value for the first major tic.
///
///
/// This is done by finding the first possible value that is an integral multiple of
/// the step size, taking into account the date/time units if appropriate.
/// This method properly accounts for , ,
/// and other axis format settings.
///
///
/// First major tic value (floating point double).
///
override internal double CalcBaseTic()
{
if ( _baseTic != PointPair.Missing )
return _baseTic;
else
{
int year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond;
XDate.XLDateToCalendarDate( _min, out year, out month, out day, out hour, out minute,
out second, out millisecond );
switch ( _majorUnit )
{
case DateUnit.Year:
default:
month = 1; day = 1; hour = 0; minute = 0; second = 0; millisecond = 0;
break;
case DateUnit.Month:
day = 1; hour = 0; minute = 0; second = 0; millisecond = 0;
break;
case DateUnit.Day:
hour = 0; minute = 0; second = 0; millisecond = 0;
break;
case DateUnit.Hour:
minute = 0; second = 0; millisecond = 0;
break;
case DateUnit.Minute:
second = 0; millisecond = 0;
break;
case DateUnit.Second:
millisecond = 0;
break;
case DateUnit.Millisecond:
break;
}
double xlDate = XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond );
if ( xlDate < _min )
{
switch ( _majorUnit )
{
case DateUnit.Year:
default:
year++;
break;
case DateUnit.Month:
month++;
break;
case DateUnit.Day:
day++;
break;
case DateUnit.Hour:
hour++;
break;
case DateUnit.Minute:
minute++;
break;
case DateUnit.Second:
second++;
break;
case DateUnit.Millisecond:
millisecond++;
break;
}
xlDate = XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond );
}
return xlDate;
}
}
///
/// Internal routine to determine the ordinals of the first and last major axis label.
///
///
/// This is the total number of major tics for this axis.
///
override internal int CalcNumTics()
{
int nTics = 1;
int year1, year2, month1, month2, day1, day2, hour1, hour2, minute1, minute2;
int second1, second2, millisecond1, millisecond2;
XDate.XLDateToCalendarDate( _min, out year1, out month1, out day1,
out hour1, out minute1, out second1, out millisecond1 );
XDate.XLDateToCalendarDate( _max, out year2, out month2, out day2,
out hour2, out minute2, out second2, out millisecond2 );
switch ( _majorUnit )
{
case DateUnit.Year:
default:
nTics = (int) ( ( year2 - year1 ) / _majorStep + 1.001 );
break;
case DateUnit.Month:
nTics = (int) ( ( month2 - month1 + 12.0 * ( year2 - year1 ) ) / _majorStep + 1.001 );
break;
case DateUnit.Day:
nTics = (int) ( ( _max - _min ) / _majorStep + 1.001 );
break;
case DateUnit.Hour:
nTics = (int) ( ( _max - _min ) / ( _majorStep / XDate.HoursPerDay ) + 1.001 );
break;
case DateUnit.Minute:
nTics = (int) ( ( _max - _min ) / ( _majorStep / XDate.MinutesPerDay ) + 1.001 );
break;
case DateUnit.Second:
nTics = (int)( ( _max - _min ) / ( _majorStep / XDate.SecondsPerDay ) + 1.001 );
break;
case DateUnit.Millisecond:
nTics = (int)( ( _max - _min ) / ( _majorStep / XDate.MillisecondsPerDay ) + 1.001 );
break;
}
if ( nTics < 1 )
nTics = 1;
else if ( nTics > 1000 )
nTics = 1000;
return nTics;
}
///
/// Select a reasonable date-time axis scale given a range of data values.
///
///
/// This method only applies to type axes, and it
/// is called by the general method. The scale range is chosen
/// based on increments of 1, 2, or 5 (because they are even divisors of 10).
/// Note that the property setting can have multiple unit
/// types ( and ),
/// but the and
/// units are always days (). This
/// method honors the , ,
/// and autorange settings.
/// In the event that any of the autorange settings are false, the
/// corresponding , , or
/// setting is explicitly honored, and the remaining autorange settings (if any) will
/// be calculated to accomodate the non-autoranged values. The basic default for
/// scale selection is defined with
/// and
/// from the default class.
/// On Exit:
/// is set to scale minimum (if = true)
/// is set to scale maximum (if = true)
/// is set to scale step size (if = true)
/// is set to scale minor step size (if = true)
/// is set to a magnitude multiplier according to the data
/// is set to the display format for the values (this controls the
/// number of decimal places, whether there are thousands separators, currency types, etc.)
///
/// A reference to the object
/// associated with this
///
/// A graphic device object to be drawn into. This is normally e.Graphics from the
/// PaintEventArgs argument to the Paint() method.
///
///
/// The scaling factor to be used for rendering objects. This is calculated and
/// passed down by the parent object using the
/// method, and is used to proportionally adjust
/// font sizes, etc. according to the actual size of the graph.
///
///
///
///
///
override public void PickScale( GraphPane pane, Graphics g, float scaleFactor )
{
// call the base class first
base.PickScale( pane, g, scaleFactor );
// Test for trivial condition of range = 0 and pick a suitable default
if ( _max - _min < 1.0e-20 )
{
if ( _maxAuto )
_max = _max + 0.2 * ( _max == 0 ? 1.0 : Math.Abs( _max ) );
if ( _minAuto )
_min = _min - 0.2 * ( _min == 0 ? 1.0 : Math.Abs( _min ) );
}
// Calculate the new step size
if ( _majorStepAuto )
{
double targetSteps = ( _ownerAxis is XAxis || _ownerAxis is X2Axis ) ?
Default.TargetXSteps : Default.TargetYSteps;
// Calculate the step size based on target steps
_majorStep = CalcDateStepSize( _max - _min, targetSteps );
if ( _isPreventLabelOverlap )
{
// Calculate the maximum number of labels
double maxLabels = (double) this.CalcMaxLabels( g, pane, scaleFactor );
if ( maxLabels < this.CalcNumTics() )
_majorStep = CalcDateStepSize( _max - _min, maxLabels );
}
}
// Calculate the scale minimum
if ( _minAuto )
_min = CalcEvenStepDate( _min, -1 );
// Calculate the scale maximum
if ( _maxAuto )
_max = CalcEvenStepDate( _max, 1 );
_mag = 0; // Never use a magnitude shift for date scales
//this.numDec = 0; // The number of decimal places to display is not used
}
///
/// Calculate a step size for a scale.
/// This method is used by .
///
/// The range of data in units of days
/// The desired "typical" number of steps
/// to divide the range into
/// The calculated step size for the specified data range. Also
/// calculates and sets the values for ,
/// , , and
///
protected double CalcDateStepSize( double range, double targetSteps )
{
return CalcDateStepSize( range, targetSteps, this );
}
///
/// Calculate a step size for a scale.
/// This method is used by .
///
/// The range of data in units of days
/// The desired "typical" number of steps
/// to divide the range into
///
/// The object on which to calculate the Date step size.
/// The calculated step size for the specified data range. Also
/// calculates and sets the values for ,
/// , , and
///
internal static double CalcDateStepSize( double range, double targetSteps, Scale scale )
{
// Calculate an initial guess at step size
double tempStep = range / targetSteps;
if ( range > Default.RangeYearYear )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Year;
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatYearYear;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep / 365.0 );
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Year;
if ( tempStep == 1.0 )
scale._minorStep = 0.25;
else
scale._minorStep = Scale.CalcStepSize( tempStep, targetSteps );
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeYearMonth )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Year;
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatYearMonth;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep / 365.0 );
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Month;
// Calculate the minor steps to give an estimated 4 steps
// per major step.
scale._minorStep = Math.Ceiling( range / ( targetSteps * 3 ) / 30.0 );
// make sure the minorStep is 1, 2, 3, 6, or 12 months
if ( scale._minorStep > 6 )
scale._minorStep = 12;
else if ( scale._minorStep > 3 )
scale._minorStep = 6;
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeMonthMonth )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Month;
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatMonthMonth;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep / 30.0 );
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Month;
scale._minorStep = tempStep * 0.25;
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeDayDay )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Day;
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatDayDay;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep );
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Day;
scale._minorStep = tempStep * 0.25;
// make sure the minorStep is 1, 2, 3, 6, or 12 hours
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeDayHour )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Day;
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatDayHour;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep );
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Hour;
// Calculate the minor steps to give an estimated 4 steps
// per major step.
scale._minorStep = Math.Ceiling( range / ( targetSteps * 3 ) * XDate.HoursPerDay );
// make sure the minorStep is 1, 2, 3, 6, or 12 hours
if ( scale._minorStep > 6 )
scale._minorStep = 12;
else if ( scale._minorStep > 3 )
scale._minorStep = 6;
else
scale._minorStep = 1;
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeHourHour )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Hour;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep * XDate.HoursPerDay );
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatHourHour;
if ( tempStep > 12.0 )
tempStep = 24.0;
else if ( tempStep > 6.0 )
tempStep = 12.0;
else if ( tempStep > 2.0 )
tempStep = 6.0;
else if ( tempStep > 1.0 )
tempStep = 2.0;
else
tempStep = 1.0;
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Hour;
if ( tempStep <= 1.0 )
scale._minorStep = 0.25;
else if ( tempStep <= 6.0 )
scale._minorStep = 1.0;
else if ( tempStep <= 12.0 )
scale._minorStep = 2.0;
else
scale._minorStep = 4.0;
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeHourMinute )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Hour;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep * XDate.HoursPerDay );
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatHourMinute;
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Minute;
// Calculate the minor steps to give an estimated 4 steps
// per major step.
scale._minorStep = Math.Ceiling( range / ( targetSteps * 3 ) * XDate.MinutesPerDay );
// make sure the minorStep is 1, 5, 15, or 30 minutes
if ( scale._minorStep > 15.0 )
scale._minorStep = 30.0;
else if ( scale._minorStep > 5.0 )
scale._minorStep = 15.0;
else if ( scale._minorStep > 1.0 )
scale._minorStep = 5.0;
else
scale._minorStep = 1.0;
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeMinuteMinute )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Minute;
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatMinuteMinute;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep * XDate.MinutesPerDay );
// make sure the minute step size is 1, 5, 15, or 30 minutes
if ( tempStep > 15.0 )
tempStep = 30.0;
else if ( tempStep > 5.0 )
tempStep = 15.0;
else if ( tempStep > 1.0 )
tempStep = 5.0;
else
tempStep = 1.0;
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Minute;
if ( tempStep <= 1.0 )
scale._minorStep = 0.25;
else if ( tempStep <= 5.0 )
scale._minorStep = 1.0;
else
scale._minorStep = 5.0;
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeMinuteSecond )
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Minute;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep * XDate.MinutesPerDay );
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatMinuteSecond;
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Second;
// Calculate the minor steps to give an estimated 4 steps
// per major step.
scale._minorStep = Math.Ceiling( range / ( targetSteps * 3 ) * XDate.SecondsPerDay );
// make sure the minorStep is 1, 5, 15, or 30 seconds
if ( scale._minorStep > 15.0 )
scale._minorStep = 30.0;
else if ( scale._minorStep > 5.0 )
scale._minorStep = 15.0;
else if ( scale._minorStep > 1.0 )
scale._minorStep = 5.0;
else
scale._minorStep = 1.0;
}
}
else if ( range > Default.RangeSecondSecond ) // SecondSecond
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Second;
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatSecondSecond;
tempStep = Math.Ceiling( tempStep * XDate.SecondsPerDay );
// make sure the second step size is 1, 5, 15, or 30 seconds
if ( tempStep > 15.0 )
tempStep = 30.0;
else if ( tempStep > 5.0 )
tempStep = 15.0;
else if ( tempStep > 1.0 )
tempStep = 5.0;
else
tempStep = 1.0;
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Second;
if ( tempStep <= 1.0 )
scale._minorStep = 0.25;
else if ( tempStep <= 5.0 )
scale._minorStep = 1.0;
else
scale._minorStep = 5.0;
}
}
else // MilliSecond
{
scale._majorUnit = DateUnit.Millisecond;
if ( scale._formatAuto )
scale._format = Default.FormatMillisecond;
tempStep = CalcStepSize( range * XDate.MillisecondsPerDay, Default.TargetXSteps );
if ( scale._minorStepAuto )
{
scale._minorStep = CalcStepSize( tempStep,
( scale._ownerAxis is XAxis || scale._ownerAxis is X2Axis ) ?
Default.TargetMinorXSteps : Default.TargetMinorYSteps );
scale._minorUnit = DateUnit.Millisecond;
}
}
return tempStep;
}
///
/// Calculate a date that is close to the specified date and an
/// even multiple of the selected
/// for a scale.
/// This method is used by .
///
/// The date which the calculation should be close to
/// The desired direction for the date to take.
/// 1 indicates the result date should be greater than the specified
/// date parameter. -1 indicates the other direction.
/// The calculated date
protected double CalcEvenStepDate( double date, int direction )
{
int year, month, day, hour, minute, second, millisecond;
XDate.XLDateToCalendarDate( date, out year, out month, out day,
out hour, out minute, out second, out millisecond );
// If the direction is -1, then it is sufficient to go to the beginning of
// the current time period, .e.g., for 15-May-95, and monthly steps, we
// can just back up to 1-May-95
if ( direction < 0 )
direction = 0;
switch ( _majorUnit )
{
case DateUnit.Year:
default:
// If the date is already an exact year, then don't step to the next year
if ( direction == 1 && month == 1 && day == 1 && hour == 0
&& minute == 0 && second == 0 )
return date;
else
return XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year + direction, 1, 1,
0, 0, 0 );
case DateUnit.Month:
// If the date is already an exact month, then don't step to the next month
if ( direction == 1 && day == 1 && hour == 0
&& minute == 0 && second == 0 )
return date;
else
return XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year, month + direction, 1,
0, 0, 0 );
case DateUnit.Day:
// If the date is already an exact Day, then don't step to the next day
if ( direction == 1 && hour == 0 && minute == 0 && second == 0 )
return date;
else
return XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year, month,
day + direction, 0, 0, 0 );
case DateUnit.Hour:
// If the date is already an exact hour, then don't step to the next hour
if ( direction == 1 && minute == 0 && second == 0 )
return date;
else
return XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year, month, day,
hour + direction, 0, 0 );
case DateUnit.Minute:
// If the date is already an exact minute, then don't step to the next minute
if ( direction == 1 && second == 0 )
return date;
else
return XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year, month, day, hour,
minute + direction, 0 );
case DateUnit.Second:
return XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year, month, day, hour,
minute, second + direction );
case DateUnit.Millisecond:
return XDate.CalendarDateToXLDate( year, month, day, hour,
minute, second, millisecond + direction );
}
}
///
/// Make a value label for an .
///
///
/// A reference to the object that is the parent or
/// owner of this object.
///
///
/// The zero-based, ordinal index of the label to be generated. For example, a value of 2 would
/// cause the third value label on the axis to be generated.
///
///
/// The numeric value associated with the label. This value is ignored for log ()
/// and text () type axes.
///
/// The resulting value label as a
override internal string MakeLabel( GraphPane pane, int index, double dVal )
{
if ( _format == null )
_format = Scale.Default.Format;
return XDate.ToString( dVal, _format );
}
///
/// Gets the major unit multiplier for this scale type, if any.
///
/// The major unit multiplier will correct the units of
/// to match the units of
/// and . This reflects the setting of
/// .
///
override internal double MajorUnitMultiplier
{
get { return GetUnitMultiple( _majorUnit ); }
}
///
/// Gets the minor unit multiplier for this scale type, if any.
///
/// The minor unit multiplier will correct the units of
/// to match the units of
/// and . This reflects the setting of
/// .
///
override internal double MinorUnitMultiplier
{
get { return GetUnitMultiple( _minorUnit ); }
}
///
/// Internal routine to calculate a multiplier to the selected unit back to days.
///
/// The unit type for which the multiplier is to be
/// calculated
///
/// This is ratio of days/selected unit
///
private double GetUnitMultiple( DateUnit unit )
{
switch ( unit )
{
case DateUnit.Year:
default:
return 365.0;
case DateUnit.Month:
return 30.0;
case DateUnit.Day:
return 1.0;
case DateUnit.Hour:
return 1.0 / XDate.HoursPerDay;
case DateUnit.Minute:
return 1.0 / XDate.MinutesPerDay;
case DateUnit.Second:
return 1.0 / XDate.SecondsPerDay;
case DateUnit.Millisecond:
return 1.0 / XDate.MillisecondsPerDay;
}
}
#endregion
#region Serialization
///
/// Current schema value that defines the version of the serialized file
///
public const int schema2 = 10;
///
/// Constructor for deserializing objects
///
/// A instance that defines the serialized data
///
/// A instance that contains the serialized data
///
protected DateScale( SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context ) : base( info, context )
{
// The schema value is just a file version parameter. You can use it to make future versions
// backwards compatible as new member variables are added to classes
int sch = info.GetInt32( "schema2" );
}
///
/// Populates a instance with the data needed to serialize the target object
///
/// A instance that defines the serialized data
/// A instance that contains the serialized data
[SecurityPermissionAttribute(SecurityAction.Demand,SerializationFormatter=true)]
public override void GetObjectData( SerializationInfo info, StreamingContext context )
{
base.GetObjectData( info, context );
info.AddValue( "schema2", schema2 );
}
#endregion
}
}