Hi
can anybody tell me whether jfree chart supports these features
2D Bar Chart -- Vertical and horizontal
Automatic Line Smoothing
Drag-n-drop -- from our app
Crosshair -- on/off per axis
Legend -- on off and movable within the chart
Auto-sizing -- adjusting Axis labels and tickmark, etc..
Split Display -- Top half QOS-- bottom half Volume...
each half has it's own Y-Axis...
both share the same X-Axis located on bottom, top, or between the 2 halves...
Movable divider bar between the two.
Background image
Grid lines
Delete data series by clicking and hitting delete button
Multi-level Zoom in/out-- Zoom in by selection rectangle, Zoom out by keyPress
Panning (left-right scrolling) -- Click-n-drag
Printing
Drag-n-drop -- Between charts
All elements are User configurable -- Background image, Font size, color... Axis color, thickness, position etc...
Does Jfree chart support these features
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David Gilbert
Re: Does Jfree chart support these features
Hi Afar,
The demonstration application is intended to give a good overview of what JFreeChart can do, so I would recommend that you run it.
Here is my quick assessment of your list:
> 2D Bar Chart -- Vertical and horizontal
YES
> Automatic Line Smoothing
YES
> Drag-n-drop -- from our app
NO
> Crosshair -- on/off per axis
YES
> Legend -- on off and movable within the chart
YES
> Auto-sizing -- adjusting Axis labels and tickmark, etc..
YES
> Split Display -- Top half QOS-- bottom half Volume...
> each half has it's own Y-Axis...
> both share the same X-Axis located on bottom, top, or
> between the 2 halves...
YES (except x-axis is fixed at the bottom only)
> Movable divider bar between the two.
NO
> Background image
YES
> Grid lines
YES
> Delete data series by clicking and hitting delete button
NO
> Multi-level Zoom in/out-- Zoom in by selection rectangle,
> Zoom out by keyPress
ZOOM by popup menu
> Panning (left-right scrolling) -- Click-n-drag
NO
> Printing
Via Graphics2D
> Drag-n-drop -- Between charts
NO
> All elements are User configurable -- Background image, Font
> size, color... Axis color, thickness, position etc...
All configurable by the developer. The end-user can change chart properties via a popup menu, but the property editors have lagged behind the development of new features in JFreeChart.
Hope this helps,
Dave Gilbert
The demonstration application is intended to give a good overview of what JFreeChart can do, so I would recommend that you run it.
Here is my quick assessment of your list:
> 2D Bar Chart -- Vertical and horizontal
YES
> Automatic Line Smoothing
YES
> Drag-n-drop -- from our app
NO
> Crosshair -- on/off per axis
YES
> Legend -- on off and movable within the chart
YES
> Auto-sizing -- adjusting Axis labels and tickmark, etc..
YES
> Split Display -- Top half QOS-- bottom half Volume...
> each half has it's own Y-Axis...
> both share the same X-Axis located on bottom, top, or
> between the 2 halves...
YES (except x-axis is fixed at the bottom only)
> Movable divider bar between the two.
NO
> Background image
YES
> Grid lines
YES
> Delete data series by clicking and hitting delete button
NO
> Multi-level Zoom in/out-- Zoom in by selection rectangle,
> Zoom out by keyPress
ZOOM by popup menu
> Panning (left-right scrolling) -- Click-n-drag
NO
> Printing
Via Graphics2D
> Drag-n-drop -- Between charts
NO
> All elements are User configurable -- Background image, Font
> size, color... Axis color, thickness, position etc...
All configurable by the developer. The end-user can change chart properties via a popup menu, but the property editors have lagged behind the development of new features in JFreeChart.
Hope this helps,
Dave Gilbert