David,
I like what you have done and I am really pleased with the ease of use, and presentment of the JFreeChart.
I would like to make some enhancements. Since the com.jrefinery.data did not contain the source. I would like to request a a couple options.
1. is that a getPaintColor( int, int ) added to the HighLowDataset. Where a specific Paint Color can be returned or default. And of course a mod to the HighLowPlot would be required.
2. Is there already an option for the MouseMovements to be traced, and a bar showing the relevent position of the mouse?
3. Is there a Zoom Feature already? or are there plans to add a Zoom feature?
High Low Chart Options
RE: High Low Chart Options
Hi,
Thanks for your post.
1. The dataset classes are all in the JCommon class library which you can download from here:
http://www.jrefinery.com/jcommon
I'd prefer not to code color information into the dataset, since this relates to presentation and the data should be just data. Feel free to modify the HighLowPlot class though...
2. I have some code for this (somewhere) that someone submitted. Let me find it and get it incorporated for the next version.
3. Zooming is on the to-do list, but I haven't started on it yet.
Regards,
DG.
Thanks for your post.
1. The dataset classes are all in the JCommon class library which you can download from here:
http://www.jrefinery.com/jcommon
I'd prefer not to code color information into the dataset, since this relates to presentation and the data should be just data. Feel free to modify the HighLowPlot class though...
2. I have some code for this (somewhere) that someone submitted. Let me find it and get it incorporated for the next version.
3. Zooming is on the to-do list, but I haven't started on it yet.
Regards,
DG.
RE: High Low Chart Options
David,
Thanks for the reply. I have made a work around change in the interim to highlow plot, Although I do not find it as optimum as it could be.
regards,
Hans
Thanks for the reply. I have made a work around change in the interim to highlow plot, Although I do not find it as optimum as it could be.
regards,
Hans