Signing of OxyPlot assemblies
objo wrote at 2013-10-22 19:44:
My questions are:
- Should the OxyPlot assemblies be signed?
- Should they be delay signed only?
- Should the (public?) key file not be added to the repository?
tibel wrote at 2013-10-22 22:04:
sukhsc wrote at 2014-01-04 10:26:
objo wrote at 2014-01-07 22:11:
WPF scatterseries with scatterpoint info displayed
steunissen wrote at 2012-02-07 07:27:
Hi,
I am creating a scatterplot which works fine. But I would like to display a label with each scatterpoint displaying additional information.
I am thinking of several possibilities :
1. creating a tracker which displays the desired info and somehow set the tracker to display always on each scatterpoint.
2. creating one scatterseries per scatterpoint and displaying the legend on the side. (the legend does not display near the point however)
3. creating a label like the barseries. But I guess this is not implemented.
Anyone any (other) suggestions ?
steunissen wrote at 2012-02-08 06:31:
Solved it by inheriting from scatterseries and scatterpoint, mixing some bareseries "label" code into it and it (almost) works...!
objo wrote at 2012-02-08 09:05:
I think #3 is the best solution to this! I am adding an issue "Add labels to LineSeries and ScatterSeries".
http://oxyplot.codeplex.com/workitem/9893
The labels could also be defined in one of the base classes, so we can add labels to all types of series.
ta wrote at 2012-10-22 16:46:
steunissen: I am looking for the exact same thing. Could I convince you to share the code you wrote? :)
Adding custom series to the main library
Gimly wrote at 2014-03-28 14:07:
I was wondering what is the politic behind adding new series types to the main library?
I have created a "ScatterWithErrorBarSeries" that I use in my code. It's heavily inspired by the "CustomSeries" example in the example library but with some added functionalities.
I would be willing to add it to the list of available series in the main code, but don't want to "force" it to the main code without asking first.
What are your opinions? Should the number of built-in series be kept low and leaving people to create their own custom series, or should people be welcome to add other series types so that people can contribute to them?
objo wrote at 2014-03-28 15:23:
Gimly wrote at 2014-03-31 10:32:
The implementation I made is way simpler for now, I just displays the error bar in the form of min/max representation.
I created a pull request for it.
One question though, I see that I didn't set my username on the commits I made... I have "Xavier" as username instead of Gimly. Is there an option to change this now that the commits are pushed? It's actually the same for the other pull requests I made earlier. It's a bit annoying since the commits are not linked to my username, but if it's too complicated to change, it's no big deal.
I know that GitHub deals with this very easily, but don't know about Codeplex.
Cheers.
Axis Titles Not showing up
DrStrangeLove wrote at 2014-03-13 16:29:
<oxy:LinearAxis Position="Left" MajorGridlineThickness="2" Title="Test Title"/>
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
objo wrote at 2014-03-13 23:42:
Polar Chart - custom labels (wind directions)
SamTauris wrote at 2014-06-23 12:36:
My goal is to show the wind directions (North, East, South and West) on a Polar Chart.
How can I do this?
With kind regards,
objo wrote at 2014-06-27 13:40:
SamTauris wrote at 2014-06-27 14:03:
Scatter Plot with 3 Axis, One a LinearColorAxis
erichpeterson wrote at 2014-04-05 00:02:
i am wanting to create a plot which has three axes: 1. along the bottom of one scale (LinearAxis); 2. along the left side (LinearAxis) of another scale; and 3. along the right side (LinearColorAxis) as another scale.
I am able to get the first two and then by adding a ScatterSeries with x,y DataPoints display data. However, I am wanting to color the points based on some other value z using the color scheme of the LinearColorAxis.
Can someone help me with a simple example of this?
Thanks
Tracker Position
Nicothekrug wrote at 2013-02-15 11:32:
Is there a way to force the tracker to be always above the selected DataPoint ? Because in Metro style apps, when the tracker displays under the selected point, I see... my finger instead ;)
objo wrote at 2013-02-15 14:51:
Distance property on the tracker. I have not tested how it works, but it should be possible to use this to increase the distance of the tracker container from the point. See
Source\Examples\WPF\WpfExamples\Examples\CustomTrackerDemo for examples (WPF) on how to customize the tracker.Nicothekrug wrote at 2013-02-15 15:16:
Distance isn't what I need (already tested :-( ), because, depending on the tapped point location on the plot, the tracker is one time above (when close to the bottom of the chart), and an other time under (when close to the top of the chart) the selected DataPoint. I need the tracker always above the Datapoint, even if this makes the trackers goes out of the chart box. If this even possible ?
Nicothekrug wrote at 2013-02-15 15:59:
objo wrote at 2013-02-17 08:45:
Writing a custom tracker control is the workaround until that issue is closed.
Regarding the second question - I don't know, I have not tested how ClipToBounds works on windows store apps
Nicothekrug wrote at 2013-02-18 08:25:
2013.1.80.1 - Dont work with VS2012
ElToTo wrote at 2013-09-07 14:09:
That is what I am doing to add this library on ToolBox :
- Right click in the toolbox
- Select "Choose items..."
- Press "Browse..." under ".NET framework components
- Select the OxyPlot.WindowsForms.dll assembly (note that there are versions for both .NET 4.0 and .NET 4.5)
- The "Plot" control should appear under "OxyPlot.WindowsForms Components" in the ToolBox
There are no components in 'xxx\OxyPlot.WindowsForms.dll' that can be placed on the toolbox.
please help.
Johnny
objo wrote at 2013-09-07 15:55:
Overflow exception when zooming in.
For some examples, when zooming in too much, an OverflowException occurs. This seems to have to do with rendering rectangles (GraphicsRenderContext.DrawRectangle). For an example, zoom in on the RectangleAnnotation examples.
StackTrace:
at System.Drawing.Graphics.CheckErrorStatus(Int32 status) at System.Drawing.Graphics.FillRectangle(Brush brush, Single x, Single y, Single width, Single height) at OxyPlot.WindowsForms.GraphicsRenderContext.DrawRectangle(OxyRect rect, OxyColor fill, OxyColor stroke, Double thickness) in OxyPlot.WindowsForms\GraphicsRenderContext.cs:line 216 at OxyPlot.RenderingExtensions.DrawClippedRectangle(IRenderContext rc, OxyRect clippingRectangle, OxyRect rect, OxyColor fill, OxyColor stroke, Double thickness) in OxyPlot\Rendering\RenderContext\RenderingExtensions.cs:line 366 at OxyPlot.Annotations.RectangleAnnotation.Render(IRenderContext rc) in OxyPlot\Annotations\RectangleAnnotation.cs:line 84 at OxyPlot.PlotModel.RenderAnnotations(IRenderContext rc, AnnotationLayer layer) in OxyPlot\PlotModel\PlotModel.Rendering.cs:line 347 at OxyPlot.PlotModel.RenderOverride(IRenderContext rc, Double width, Double height) in OxyPlot\PlotModel\PlotModel.Rendering.cs:line 113
Line Series as a Gradient
Artiga wrote at 2013-09-26 16:01:
I need a "gradient line series", i will pass as parameters, two colors and two points, the line will start in the first point with the color number one, and will finish at second point with the other color, but in the middle the color must change slowly, change as a gradient ....
I´m thinking in doing that using a lot of scatter points, and changing colors manually, but i don't think this is the best solution.
There another way to do that?
objo wrote at 2013-10-01 22:20:
If you want to draw this as a line, you must call
IRenderContext.DrawLine with many small line segments - each with a different color.Use
OxyColor.Interpolate to calculate the colors.Служба підтримки клієнтів працює на UserEcho
