In OxyPlot.Axes.DateTimeAxis.CalculateActualInterval() there is the code below. The check
Math.Abs(nextInterval) < double.Epsilon
was failing if nextInterval
was zero, so the loop never terminated. Changing it to the following fixed the problem. Something not quite right with Xamarin here.
In OxyPlot.Axes.DateTimeAxis.CalculateActualInterval() there is the code below. The check was failing if nextInterval was zero, so the loop never terminated. Changing it to the following fixed the problem. Something not quite right with Xamarin here.
var goodIntervals = new[] { Second, 2 * Second, 5 * Second, 10 * Second, 30 * Second, Minute, 2 * Minute, 5 * Minute, 10 * Minute, 30 * Minute, Hour, 4 * Hour, 8 * Hour, 12 * Hour, Day, 2 * Day, 5 * Day, Week, 2 * Week, Month, 2 * Month, 3 * Month, 4 * Month, 6 * Month, Year }; double interval = goodIntervals[0]; int maxNumberOfIntervals = Math.Max((int)(availableSize / maxIntervalSize), 2); while (true) { if (range / interval < maxNumberOfIntervals) { break; } double nextInterval = goodIntervals.FirstOrDefault(i => i > interval); if (Math.Abs(nextInterval) < double.Epsilon) { nextInterval = interval * 2; } interval = nextInterval; }