Last tick label not shown fully

[Narayan]

Hello,

I am using TimeSeriesChart and my pattern for the tick label in the x axis is "MMM-dd-yyyy". But the last tick label in the x- axis shows only a part of it. For example "Jun-12-200". But the same code works fine for different number of series values ie. it gives the problem when there are 1 - 13 values in the series. If there are 14-16 values in a series, it works fine.
Can you please suggest me what I should do to get the full tick label? Do I need to override the refreshTicks() method ?? Or is there any easier way out.

Thanks a lot for the reply in advance

Regards,
Narayan

[Narayan]

Hi All,

I am facing this problem sometimes, while many times it works very well..
Suppose if I have "Jan 12, 2007" as my last tick label, sometimes I am able to see only "Jan 12," and sometimess "Jan 12, 2" etc.
Can anyone let me know how this can be fixed.

Regards,
Narayan

[Narayan]

Hi All,

I am facing this problem sometimes, while many times it works very well..
Suppose if I have "Jan 12, 2007" as my last tick label, sometimes I am able to see only "Jan 12," and sometimess "Jan 12, 2" etc.
Can anyone let me know how this can be fixed.

Regards,
Narayan

[david.gilbert]

This is a long standing bug. After I get the 1.0.6 release cleared away (I'm working some more on the documentation right now) and another little job I have to do, I'll have a look at this.

[ashish_sriv]

Has this problem resolved in the latest version of JFreeChart? If yes what set of code have to write for the same?

Thanks,
Ashish

[aruna]

Am currently using jfreechart-1.0.19.jar and yet the last tick labels not shown completely. The tick labels are just numbers. If it is a single digit, the label is fine, but if it is a double digit, a part of the units place digit is not shown properly. Any fix?

[david.gilbert]

This has been a long-standing issue in the JFreeChart axes and there is no fix at present. The only workaround is to add additional insets to the right side of the plot to make room for the label to display (not ideal).

[aruna]

Thanks David, I have used the work around suggested by you(using insets)

plot.setInsets(new RectangleInsets(0, 0, 0, 15));

That served my purpose.