matrix

stores the configuration objects of all timelines specified on the page

object matrix;

Example

scheduler.createTimelineView({
    name:   "myTimeline",
    x_unit: "minute",
    x_date: "%H:%i",
    x_step: 30,
    x_size: 24,
    x_start: 16,
    x_length:   48,
    y_unit: sections,
    y_property: "section_id",
    render:"bar"
});
 
var configObj = scheduler.matrix;

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The configObj variable will have the following value:

{
    myTimeline:{
        name:   "myTimeline",
        x_unit: "minute",
        ...
    }
}

The property can be used to dynamically change the configuration of a timeline.
But if you need to change the configuration greatly, it will be better to specify several configuration objects and rewrite the current timeline, instead of using the matrix property.

For example, you want to dynamically change the x_step,x_sise,x_start parameters of the timeline shown in the sample above:

//you can use this variant 
configObj.x_step = 50;
configObj.x_size = 28;
configObj.x_start = 20;
scheduler.updateView();
 
//but it will be better to use this variant:
 
scheduler.createTimelineView({
    name:   "myTimeline",
    x_unit: "minute",
    x_date: "%H:%i",
    x_step: 50,
    x_size: 28,
    x_start: 20,
    x_length:   48,
    y_unit: sections,
    y_property: "section_id",
    render:"bar"
});

when you create a timeline with the name of some already existing one, the scheduler won't create a new timeline but rewrite the existing one.