This is going to sound weird, but I need a way to only draw the range axis on a plot. I've tried many ways, but whatever I do, there's always a blank data area (even if all renderers are turned off) showing in the middle. Anybody have any hints as to what can be done? I'm basically doing this (in ca...
Well I made two minor line changes to XYAreaRenderer to use a variable instead of zero for the fill area and it works. I was hoping I could do this with subclassing, but it seems impossible. Could anybody clarify the license a bit? Am I allowed to make a copy of that file, modify it and distribute i...
David, thanks for the quick reply. I'll take a look at the area renderer to see what can be done, in the meantime, at least for bars I found a workaround. I can just use this dataset and change the plot renderer to an intertval one. Here's the class; /** * Category set that implements a non zero bas...
Looks like I could sort of do this using an interval dataset for the bar charts, going to try that next. Not sure if it's the right solution though, the data is not an interval, I just want to control how it's rendered by using a non-zero value as the base. Haven't found anything for the XY Plot tho...
I'm trying to set a baseline on Bar and Line charts in the following way. Say our baseline is 100. For values 150 and 50, 150 will be shown as a bar going up from 100 to 150, and value 50 would be a bar going down from 100 to 50. Like this; 175| _ 150| |X| 125| |X| 100|...|X|........... 075| |X| 050...
I have a weird chart with X,Y values that actually form an oval, that is, instead of the typical chart going from 0 -> n in the X axis (or Y axis too), it goes from 0->n and then from n->0. So when I create an XY Line chart, I add the XY values in that order as described, yet when the lines are conn...