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Group,
how can I prevent the font of textannotations being scaled when the chart is being resized?
For some charts I'd like it to retain the font size I set on it, as a textannotation can become very hard (fuzzy!) to read when the chart get smaller.
Thx.,
H.

I guess I found a solution: - create chart with legend - grab the legend, reconfigure it and place it as annotation onto the chart's plot - remove the chart's legend ... LegendTitle legend = chart.getLegend(); legend.setPosition(RectangleEdge.RIGHT); // cause items to wrap ((XYPlot) chart.getPlot())...

Group, I have not been able to figure out how draw a wrapped legend INSIDE of a chart's plot area such as ------------------------------------------------------ | | | | -------- | |o item1| | |o item2| | |o item3| | -------- | | | ------------------------------------------------------ What do the ex...

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David,
that's indeed what I was referring to...
H.

as subjectline says...

Yup,

but then I'd have to install a progress listener that would update my slider once the chart has been painted!

Tried that; for very large datasets I get some weird repainting issues on the slider when the initial ticklabels are being made in-sync with the chart.

Thx for responding,
H.

Well, I figured it out for myself. I created a fake tick list using a fake screen data area and calling refreshTicks() on the axis such as: Rectangle2D fakeArea = new Rectangle2D.Double(10, 10, 1000, 1000); java.util.List ticks = plot.getDomainAxis().refreshTicks((Graphics2D) chartPanel.getGraphics(...

Group,

In my app I have a slider which I want to display the same tick labels as the domain axis of my chart uses.
However, I have not been able to find out how to access the ticklabels used by the axis.
Anybody has got any leads?
thx,
Hans