the type of activities stored in the repository
Returns an array for iterating over all activities found for the given layer and time interval. This method has to return very fast as it gets called many times during rendering of the chart. A slow implementation will have a direct impact on scrolling / rendering performance.
the layer for which to return the activities
the start time of the time interval for which to return the activities
the end time of the time interval for which to return the activities
the temporal unit currently displayed in the dateline
the timezone currently displayed in the dateline
the activities on the given layer and in the given time interval
Returns the earliest time used by the activities stored in this repository / on this row. This method gets used for navigation (e.g. "scroll to earliest time used in the Gantt chart", "zoom out to show all activities").
the earliest time used by the activities in this repository / row (null if no activities found)
Returns the latest time used by the activities stored in this repository / on this row. This method gets used for navigation (e.g. "scroll to latest time used in the Gantt chart", "zoom out to show all activities").
the latest time used by the activities in this repository / row (null if no activities found)
Activity repositories are used by rows to store and lookup activities. Each row by default owns an
IntervalTreeActivityRepository
. This default repository can be replaced with a custom one, for example if your application requires a lazy loading strategy.1.0
Row.setRepository(ActivityRepository)