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Yes, "Discontinuous AreaSeries" could be added as a new issue at GitHub. I see some possible problems if the first and second point collection are not in sync, but we could set the limitation that these two collection should be in sync. The AreaSeries could also be refactored to only support one collection (e.g. of AreaSeriesItem, where each item contains two points).
11 лет назад
No, I don't think there has been any progress on that one. It is still marked with "help wanted" and "you take it" :-) And by "you", I mean anyone. I would also like to see this issue closed, but I have a lot of other issues on my priority list!
What platform are you targetting?
Try setting PlotAreaBorderThickness = new OxyThickness(0) to get rid of the border around the plot.
I have added your example under "Discussion examples" in the example library. For WPF it seems to work fine!
Try setting PlotAreaBorderThickness = new OxyThickness(0) to get rid of the border around the plot.
I have added your example under "Discussion examples" in the example library. For WPF it seems to work fine!
Sorry to hear that you encountered a breaking change. It is something we have to do from time to time to improve the architecture.
I think the route you are using to get the plot controller should be changed. If you are using a viewmodel, your plot controller could also be included there!
I think the route you are using to get the plot controller should be changed. If you are using a viewmodel, your plot controller could also be included there!
Thanks for the reminder! I have pushed a bug fix to the develop branch now!
[Example("Colored outliers")]
public static PlotModel ColoredOutliers()
{
var plotModel1 = new PlotModel { Title = "Colored outliers" };
plotModel1.Axes.Add(new LinearColorAxis { Position = AxisPosition.None, Minimum = 0.1, Maximum = 0.9, HighColor = OxyColors.Red, LowColor = OxyColors.Black });
var series = new ScatterSeries();
series.Points.Add(new ScatterPoint(0, 0) { Value = 0 });
series.Points.Add(new ScatterPoint(1, 0) { Value = 0 });
series.Points.Add(new ScatterPoint(2, 1) { Value = 1 });
series.Points.Add(new ScatterPoint(3, -1) { Value = 1 });
plotModel1.Series.Add(series);
return plotModel1;
}
And set
Position = None if you don't need to see the color axis.Try changing
The
Minimum=0.1 and Maximum=0.9 in your LinearColorAxis
The
HighColor is used for values above the Maximum defined in the axis!@nick: switch to <> mode and use <pre>...</pre> to display code. I don't know if it is possible to do it with syntax highlighting.
I updated your code samples :-)
I updated your code samples :-)
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