ManualDisplayFilterDefinition QML Type

Filter features from the display based on the specified active display filter. More...

Import Statement: import Esri.ArcGISRuntime 100.15
Since: Esri.ArcGISRuntime 100.13
Inherits:

DisplayFilterDefinition

Properties

Signals

Detailed Description

This is useful when making visual comparisons of the data, or filtering out specific pieces of data.

See also ScaleDisplayFilterDefinition.

Property Documentation

activeFilter : DisplayFilter

A display filter from availableFilters to apply.

To enable display filter on a layer, specify a filter that is part of availableFilters. If no active filter is set, then no display filter is applied.


availableFilters : DisplayFilterListModel

The collection of display filters that can be applied.

To enable display filter on a layer, specify a activeFilter that is part of this collection.

If the specified activeFilter does not appear to be applied, check the layer's LayerViewState for a Enums.LayerViewStatusWarning with a LayerViewState::error describing that the display filter's where clause is invalid.

If this collection contains a ScaleRangeDisplayFilter, its ScaleRangeDisplayFilter::minScale and ScaleRangeDisplayFilter::maxScale are both ignored.

See also DisplayFilter and ScaleRangeDisplayFilter.


Signal Documentation

activeFilterChanged()

Emitted when the activeFilter property changes.

Note: The corresponding handler is onActiveFilterChanged.


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