Dynamic Data Display is a fantastic library that so far has been very useful for me. Thanks go to Mikhail Brinchuk for developing the library.
This posting gives a great tip for adding controls to DynamicDataDisplay charts using xaml that pan and zoom with the chart content: https://dynamicdatadisplay.codeplex.com/discussions/74886
This allows the placement of an image, text, or whatever, on the chart that moves with the chart axes. This is all done in xaml.
How do I add these in the cs code such that I can add controls to the chart (markers, images and such) at run-time? I'm trying to plot some GPS data in one chart using Google maps as the source images. In another chart I'd like to add controls that pan with the data. The above link does this, but I am not able to add it at run-time, nor specify the position in my chart data.
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I've done quite a bit of research of google charts(specifically combo chart) and I don't think producing this UI is possible:
This is because:
Gridlines in Google Chart only go inward the graph.
"Ticks" are available, but only as labels.
I don't see any other option to create this effects. Any ideas on how to create this effect?
I'm developing a map app using mapbox_gl package, and trying to edit style layer while app is running.
Generally, style layers are edited using the MapBox style editor. But I want to change the state of the layer depending on the conditions of the app user.
For example, in the MapBox style editor, set a layer to show a red line tracing the road as shown in the image below.
And I want to be able to change this to blue within the app.
But I don't know how to edit the state of the layer. Anyone know how to do this?
In AnyLogic, The Chart title and Axis Scale values & Title are very small, Audience are not able to see in these scale values and title in presentation, We have to again redraw all charts in excel with the data provided by AnyLogic, Its a rework. Please give a feature to increase their font in AnyLogic chart.
Image of Chart in AnyLogic
If you are looking for a way to do this yourself and have full control over the chart you can create the following: The top is custom labels for the axis and the bottom is the standard AnyLogic chart
Start by disabling the Y and X-axis
Unfortunately this also removes the lines so you will need to add these yourself.
Now you are free to create your own text objects, place them where you want to, change the color, font etc.
For dates, you can also use your own date formatter
This is not possible. But you can always reduce the size of your chart (relative to the font size) and then use a view area to zoom into the chart to make the fonts look good. Not ideal but possible.
Alternatively, use the Cloud capabilities with responsive charts.
For feature requests, you should best email to support#anylogic.com.
But given that they will launch AnyLogic 9 with a completely revamped UI soon, this will likely not make it for AL8 :)
Within the IBM IoT Real-Time insights we can display charts of data contained with incoming events. Here is an example of such a chart:
What configuration do we have over the visualization? For example:
Can I control the boldness or visibility of division lines?
Can I place labels on the X-Axis?
Can I move the labels on the Y-Axis to the left of the chart?
Can we plot marker points on the graph showing data points?
Can we control the nature of the curve (it appears like some kind of best fit curve by default)?
The current implementation of the charts allows just a few options for customization, such as the color of the graphs and the size and position of the graph window. The other graph attributes mentioned above are not customizable at the moment.
I'm writing a stock charting application on iPhone using core-plot. What kind of chart should I use to plot the volume chart? Since I will also need to overlay the price charts onto the volume chart, how should I go about doing this?
Here's an image for reference (By no means am I trying to reimplement stockcharts functionality, just wanted to create a simple charts with volume information overlaid on the price charts):
example http://www.imagechicken.com/uploads/1264166887000577000.png
Thanks!
What about using a Javascript charting library inside a WebView for your charts? You could then use something like Emprise: http://www.ejschart.com/
If you look at the latest builds of the framework, Drew just added an open-high-low-close plot type, which is a CPTradingRangePlot with a CPTradingRangePlotStyleOHLC plot style. For an example of this in action, along with a bar chart tracking trading volume, see the latest version of the AAPLot example application that ships with the framework:
(source: sunsetlakesoftware.com)
Well i don't think its possible using current build of core-plot. But you can write a implementation of your own OR in best case extend core-plot to do that & submit a patch so other can benefit from your work.
Read Quartz 2D Drawing API & you will easily be able to create a complicated graph like above.
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/documentation/GraphicsImaging/Conceptual/drawingwithquartz2d/dq_overview/dq_overview.html