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Hi, I'm often using a DateAxis with a DefaultXYDataset. I store the long values representing the timestamps in the double array that is passed to DefaultXYDataset.addSeries(). With XYLineAndShapeRenderer this works really fine and I appreciate that DateAxis "understands" the doubles as dates. The pr...

For completeness, the property

System.setProperty("sun.java2d.d3d", "false")

is not a runtime JVM setting, but if you set this as first line in the static void main method, it works.

Hi, I am looking for a way to save chart information, eg. title, chart type, formats, axis mapping, in short all properties necessary to rebuild a chart but the data. I'm thinking about an xml file, because serialization will probably be to fragile. I did not find anything similar in the JFreeChart ...

Setting

System.setProperty("sun.java2d.d3d", "false");

does the deal. This problem is happening with a lot of code under windows. It is also in the Sun bug database (XOR rendering).

I tried to point out that the dataset is only set to null, because by subclassing alone I have no access to the collections and have no possibility of actually removing items. That's why I would have liked the fields in XYPlot to be protected instead of private in the first place.

Think I've found the error. I was forgetting changing seconds to minutes and actually created the huge data load. But check the running demo prvided in my previous post anyway, just to see that there really is no problem with the remove code. I've thought for a long time that there should be some ki...

Here is a running code sketch of what I'm doing. Just check it out for the remove thing. In the original libraries add and remove are class methods of the plot and have some more sophisticated code, but this is the essence. And this is why I think there can't be a problem with the removing. For the ...

I thank all of you for your prompt relies, because I already passed quite some time on this problem. But there is no problem with the loop. - The plot is created with an empty dataset (it needs one in the constructor) at first that I will never touch again. This makes for the 1 in the loop. - No ind...

I have a memory problem in my JFreeChart Application (a data viewer with variable data sources). I wrote a custom XYPlot that has an addDataset() and removeDataset() method, among others. removeDataset() sets the dataset in question to null. Now the app does two things: You can add and remove datase...

Hi, to generate multiline axis labels I changed the following two methods (getTextBounds, drawRotatedString) in org.jfree.text.TextUtilities as it seemed more comfortable to me than trying to change the axis class to use textblocks (although this was a lot of work, too, despite the small result). "\...

Hi, I created the following demo to demonstrate what I think is a bug in XYDifferenceRenderer. Every thing is ok, if at line 35 the code "inverse(time)" is inactive . If however, as in the demo, I inverse the x-axis values (before creating the dataset), the Renderer draws only lines. P.S. I added th...

Every subplot needs its own renderer. The error was to set the renderer only once for CombinedDomainXYPlot and not for every subplot. At this time, I don't really see why CombindexDomainXYPlot should extend the plot class hierarchy at all, as every subplot is a complete and functionally independant ...

In my CombinedRangeXYPlot all legend items are equal (to the series name of the last series added). I created the very simple demo below to reproduce what I mean. Either I have a really stupid error in my code that I can't see or it's a bug. Just try the demo. package bugfinder; import java.awt.Bord...

Hello, I'm changeing the TextUtilities Class to allow multiline Axis Labels with the \n line break character. I get the String to be drawn in multiple lines, the remaining problem is that the dataArea and plotArea size do not change, so the axis label is being drawn out of sight due to the shifting ...

use the upper an lower bounds of the axis to x and -x. 0 will be in the middle.