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Cross-posted here.

org.jfree.chart.demo.TimeSeriesChartDemo1, included in the distribution, is a good starting point. Two related approaches are examined in this Q&A. Depending on the circumstances, either TimeSeriesCollection or DynamicTimeSeriesCollection may be worth a look.

I'm not sure it entirely apropos, but you might look at SlidingXYDataset: "A Dataset implementation that presents a window (subset) of the items in an underlying dataset."

Maybe org.jfree.chart.renderer.xy.XYStepRenderer?

I've never tried it with the bubble renderer, but two general approaches to custom coloring are shown here.

Edit: Oops, sorry, I completely misread the question.

Maybe org.jfree.chart.renderer.xy.XYSplineRenderer? Also, check the demo.

Interestingly, it works in the factory used by PieChartDemo1. Can you post an sscce?

You might see if this explanation applies.

David,

Thank you for a great library! As you know, I'm a longtime fan, but there are still so many corners that I have yet to explore. Don't hesitate to contact me if you see anything that needs attention.

Cordially,

John

With five orders of magnitude, maybe a LogAxis would be useful. This example is for a range axis, but the idea is the same.

Cross-posted here.

You can click and drag toward the range axis to reset the zoom state. This example shows one way to use a button for the same purpose.

Given a suggestion to override getItemOutlinePaint() and getItemOutlineStroke()

That draws the outline around the entire item.

D'oh! Thanks for clarifying, remiohead, and for pointing to the BarPainter.

You may want to factor out a separate method and use readLine() in a more idiomatic way. Note also that the returned XYSeries knows its own min/max. private static XYSeries readSeries(String name) throws IOException { BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(name)); String line; XYSerie...

Cross-posted here. There's a suggestion to override getItemOutlinePaint() and getItemOutlineStroke(), as suggested in the StackedBarRenderer API, but I haven't tried it.