WPF Example 1 issue
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jernejj wrote at 2013-02-17 20:59:
Hi,
I'm writing this application that will need to display a number of line graphs, so I tried to implement something along the lines of your WPF example.
However, the LineSeries() constructor doesn't accept any arguments and the class doesn't seem to have a Points property.
I downloaded OxyPlot through NuGet and am using VS 2012.
What am I missing here?
Thank you in advance.
I'm writing this application that will need to display a number of line graphs, so I tried to implement something along the lines of your WPF example.
However, the LineSeries() constructor doesn't accept any arguments and the class doesn't seem to have a Points property.
I downloaded OxyPlot through NuGet and am using VS 2012.
What am I missing here?
Thank you in advance.
objo wrote at 2013-02-17 21:06:
Create an
The
OxyPlot.PlotModel
and add a OxyPlot.LineSeries
to access the
Points
collection. The
Points
collection is not available in the OxyPlot.Wpf.LineSeries
wrapper class (in this case, use the
ItemsSource
property)jernejj wrote at 2013-02-17 21:28:
Thanks for the quick reply, it brought me to the solution.
There was no OxyPlot.LineSeries, but upon messing around I found OxyPlot.Series.LineSeries. And it has the Points collection.
I now have a basic graph drawn in my application, awesome.
On a completely unrelated note, is using this technique to draw up a bunch of points bad practice performance wise? I have a number of images and am displaying intensities in their pixels, so there will be a lot of points added to each graph.
There was no OxyPlot.LineSeries, but upon messing around I found OxyPlot.Series.LineSeries. And it has the Points collection.
I now have a basic graph drawn in my application, awesome.
On a completely unrelated note, is using this technique to draw up a bunch of points bad practice performance wise? I have a number of images and am displaying intensities in their pixels, so there will be a lot of points added to each graph.
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