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Get the renderer you are you using and then apply the setSeriesVisibleInLegend method.

Daniel

In that case, remove the code for changing the domain axis stroke. What you wanted to do could be accomplished by using the CategoryPlot.addRangeMarker method. Set the marker value to zero.

Daniel

You can set the legend boolean parameter to false when you create the chart.

Daniel

Bolding the zero line is equivalent to bolding the x-axis. So when you define the x-axis, use:

setAxisLineStroke(Stroke stroke)

Stroke is from Java AWT

Daniel.

Suppose renderer is the XYLineAndShapeRenderer of your chart, and you want to disable the series j in the legend. Then you do:

renderer.setSeriesVisibleInLegend(j, new Boolean(false));

Hope this helps.

Daniel

Let me clarify what I said. When there is a domain value (usually horizontal axis) but no range value (usually vertical) axis in a XYPlot, then JFreeChart will render a gap in the line. If you do no have data for a particular period, you will know the domain value. Just use null as the range value f...

Get the renderer from your plot. Check whether the series color is red by applying the getSeriesPaint method to the renderer. If a series is red, then apply the setSeriesPaint method to the renderer and change it to a different color.

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JFreeChart does not have a special class for scatter plot. However, you can get the XYLineAndShapeRenderer from your chart using the getPlotRenderer method. Then apply the setShapesVisible and setLinesVisible methods to the renderer to get the plot you want. If renderer is your XYLineAndShapeRendere...

You need to get the dataset from your plot instance. Then apply the removeSeries method to your dataset.

Daniel

You can check whether the value of the ValueMarker is bigger than the highest data point. Then apply the setRange method to your axis to set the upperbound to be the larger of either the ValueMarker or the highest data point. This probably isn't the most efficient solution, but it will do what you w...

You simply add a data point that has the x value of the point you want to skip and null for the missing y value. In the plot, points with null values will show up as gaps in the plot.

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Every Plot instance has a renderer. You need to figure out the renderer you are using and apply

getSeriesPaint(int series, java.awt.Paint paint)

Daniel

For the question with the line chart, you might consider using SymbolicAxis.

Daniel

This is probably not a problem with JFreeChart. I believe this has to do with the way Linux renders fonts. Maybe you should adjust font settings for antialiasing and subpixel smoothing.

Daniel

Another way is to specify the border:

LegendTitle legendtitle = (LegendTitle)chart.getLegend();
legendtitle.setBorder(BlockBorder.NONE);

Daniel