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Ok, I took a deeper look into the Numberaxis code myself and fixed the problem at last for my case. The thing was, that the calculateVisibleTickCount() method did return a wrong number. As I've had the same problem without using my custom axis I think it might be a general issue. Nevertheless, I've ...

Add an own MouseListener to the chartpanel. If you want for instance the x and y value of the clicked position you could try this: myChartPanel.addMouseListener(new MouseAdapter(){ public void mouseClicked(java.awt.event.MouseEvent e) { long xval = Math.round(chart.getXYPlot().getDomainAxis().java2D...

Hi,
do you simply mean, that the y-axis starts at a point below 0.0 ?

If you meant that, that is probably due to the autorange behaviour of the chart.
You can set the axis lower bound value manually by typing: I hope it helps,
regards,
christopher

Hi,
Do you simply fail to recreate the problem or do you have just absolutely no idea what the problem might be?

Is the problem maybe the java version of 1.4.2_06-b06 ?

I don't know...


regards,
christopher

Unfortunately, the code grew pretty large. I tried to compress it to the main commands: Basically, my data is stored in objects named trends, the graph is an XYPlot with a TimeSeriesCollection, each dataset holding exactly one series. The domainaxis is of type DateAxis while I use a custom extension...

Actually, if you get that reply, you've probably made a mistake...
It would help if you post the code that you run...

I'd guess so. For me, it looks like a problem that should happen quite often actually.

Sadly, this is not actually an answer to my question. And I don't know an answer regarding this completely different topic either...

Noone for mine?

Regards,
C.

I've got a problem while specifying custom TickUnits on my rangeaxis. This works pretty well using this code: axis.setLowerBound(start); axis.setUpperBound(end); newRange = end-start; axis.setTickUnit(new NumberTickUnit(newRange / 10, doubleFormatter)); However, sometimes the labes are not painted u...

I guess I've found a bug or at least a missing functionality in the support of multiple renderer or axes: Assume the following situation: If you want to plot different objects that are ordered in a way that is reflected by an index number of the object. If you want to decide which of the objects to ...

Hi, I think your only defining one renderer for two series... You get the renderer by just calling plot.getRenderer() This way, you get two times the reference to the same renderer. Try using: r = plot.getRenderer(0); r2 = plot.getRenderer(1); This should do what you want. But note, that the rendere...

Grant! :D That's exactly the information I needed. Actually it was not the refreshTicks() method I had to adjust but rather the calculateLowestVisibleTickValue() method. So if anyone is interested on how to freeze the position of you tickunits on a range Numberaxis, here is the code that worked for ...

Here you go: http://www-lehre.inf.uos.de/~cloerken/dump/axis-shift.jpg The left image is the initial axis how it is displayed using the code of the first post. (range = 1.2) The second is after one y-axis zoom out step. Notice that the y-axis did in fact change the way I want it to behave. It shows ...

Hi Adnan, I'm afraid that, in your example, you can't... The axes are attached to the plot, not the Dataset. The structure is that you have the data in a series, the series in a Dataset, the Dataset in a plot and the plot in a chart. And as the axes are property of the plot you cannot specify them b...

If you have a NumberAxis in your plot and assuming you have your y-axis try:
If you don't already have a reference to the axis, use the getMethods provided by the plot your using.

Cheers Christopher