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New Post: Stackable LineSeries. Is it possible?
Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to stack line series, to get something like this: I've been looking in the examples, but didn't find any similar... Thank you
View ArticleNew Post: Stackable LineSeries. Is it possible?
If the LineSeries have the same X spacing you could create a new one and run a "foreach (DataPoint point in ...)" loop, adding the previous LineSeries to the current. If that is not enough and you want...
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New Post: Stackable LineSeries. Is it possible?
Thanks, your AreaSeries solution was exactly what I was looking for.public IEnumerable<AreaSeries> StackLineSeries(IList<LineSeries> series) { double[] total = new...
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I would like to use OxyPlot in a WPF application, but appear to be encountering a performance issue. I have 8 plots in a scroll viewer, ~4 onscreen at a time. The plots are initialized and configured...
View ArticleNew Post: Mixed from BarSeries and LineSeries
Can I make on one area to create a bar graph and a line graph, so that the line graph does not really matter indices (as in the example), but the values (for example: the Count - Y and Date - X), but...
View ArticleNew Post: PDFs on Mono
Hi, I wanted to run by/suggest some ideas for getting oxyplot to work on mono. Right now, the PDF generation fails in mono because PDFSharp uses the User32.dll file to get some binary information to...
View ArticleNew Post: Mixed from BarSeries and LineSeries
I never got to do it with a bar-graph. I have used in place of a regular bar graph, line graph.
View ArticleNew Post: LineAnnotation on multy Axes
There are many elements of the Axis, we must somehow specify the element LineAnnotation what used to work the same way as is done in LineSeries:<oxy:LineSeries ItemsSource="{Binding Items}"...
View ArticleNew Post: WPF performance
I've noticed the same thing. I am displaying different charts in WPF with OxyPlot, and the performance is not great (i.e. panning, zooming, and tracking). Some of the charts have as few as a dozen or...
View ArticleNew Post: LineAnnotation on multy Axes
You should use a Plotmodel from the OxyPlot Core library. Indeed some element in the WPF library are not finished yet (Annotation don't have axis key in this library, but they have in the core...
View ArticleNew Post: How can I draw a line series against the Y axis?
I need to plot a graph like this one, against the Y axis.http://www.intechopen.com/source/html/16221/media/image7.png Any ideas?
View ArticleNew Post: How can I draw a line series against the Y axis?
What's the problem? Just provide the right List<DataPoint> and you're done. If you already have the data in the "normal" format run a loop like this:foreach (DataPoint p in myList1) {...
View ArticleNew Post: WPF performance
It might be, but my test tries to use the objects using code rather than XAML/binding. The test application itself is WPF. The difference I'm noticing is in using the WPF version of OxyPlot vs the...
View ArticleNew Post: PDFs on Mono
Note that iText is licensed under AGPL. See the license terms. I would like to see the following changes rather than spending time on iTextSharp and PDFSharpchange OxyPlot text rendering so text...
View ArticleNew Post: WPF performance
Can you profile your application to see if the time is spent in your application, the OxyPlot library or in the WPF core? I have also noticed that other platforms are performing much better than WPF....
View ArticleNew Post: Disable Tracker
I solved the issue using another workaround:<Metro:Plot IsHitTestVisible="False" ... />
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I have since gone ahead using a hosted WF OxyPlot. Seems I'll need a wrapper around it so that resizing will work properly. I'll try putting together a test app once I have time and have a better idea...
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New Post: Steps with LogarithmicAxis
Hello, I'm trying to put together a little tool for displaying audio measurements. Such plots do usually have two logarithmic axes, though the amplitude axis is scaled linear by using dB. The frequency...
View ArticleNew Post: Heatmap with x/y/temperature
How can I plot the X/Y coordinates and create a heatmap of the temperature at that point using the HeatMapSeries? I see the examples all use x/y only. mdj
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