Touch area rect.

Direct access to current state. This is a bit faster and more convenient than a query element of the states' array by currentStateIndex. If a point was created with a single state this property is the only way to access it.

Index of current state. If a point was created with a single state this property always returns 0.

Highlight color. Some points can be highlighted by color for example in column pie or bubble (where the points are individual objects). In series like line and area the color highlight can be applied to the markers so for these series this property has effect only if the marker is set.

Highlight shift. Some points can be highlighted by shift for example in pie. The shift is set in scene units. For example the radius of pie is 1 scene unit so you can use this value as a reference.

Label that is shown near the point. It is null by default. The label does not change its content automatically. By altering its text you can display any information you want but you should do it yourself. Label is similar to tooltip but it is placed in the top of the point by default. You can have tooltip and label simultaneously displaying different information.

Series the point belongs to.

Array of states. See NChartPointState for details. If a point was created with a single state the array of states is not allocated and this property returns null.

Tag of the point. You may use it as you want.

Tooltip that is shown on the point. It is null by default. The tooltip is just a label it does not change its content automatically. By altering its text you can display any information you want but you should do it yourself. Tooltip is similar to label but it is placed in the center of the point by default. You can have tooltip and label simultaneously displaying different information.