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Sure enough.

Thanks for quick feedback,
- Martin

Thanks for the reply, Martin. I actually hit that search as well (and I should note so in my original question). But it did not make me any more clever wrt. solving my problem. Parallel Coordinates seems to be a good candiate for the the contribution into the future releases of JFreeChart :) It seem...

Hi. Is there some kind of support for Parallel Coordinates plot? I found only some old thread: http://www.jfree.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=9979&p=29581 , but it seems to miss some context. There were probably preceding discussion according to the first sentence: Thanks for the advice on devising ...

Hi. Similar was discussed in viewtopic.php?f=3&t=109538 and the issue is tracked at http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.ph ... tid=115494

Cheers,
- m.

But what if you override refreshTicksVertical to do some special logic which you want to change when a user clicks some button. So upon that button click you want to say "Hey plot, everything is the same, just redraw the the axis (and thus call my overridden refreshTicksVertical which will behave di...

Javadoc for XYTextAnnotation ctor clearly states: x - the x-coordinate (in data space) y - the y-coordinate (in data space) So if the ranges or your (sub)plot are let's say domain = <0, 100>; range = <1000, 2000> then x and y for the annotation have to fall within the ranges, e.g. x = 50, y = 1200 ....

One way is to use interval markers (about which I've learned yesterday in other thread). Something like: getPlot().addRangeMarker(new IntervalMarker(20, 40, new Color(0, 255, 255, 128)), Layer.BACKGROUND); should do the trick. Pick you favorite color and use simple iteration over range-axis range to...

cause it's all "internally" as seen by the exception stack trace and my code has nothing to do with it. Yup, you are right (I think) - that's why you should file issue against the JFreeChart tracker. There are more ways to prevent (workaround) the exception, the easier one which comes to my mind is...

Hi. I guess you should file an issue into the JFreeChart tracker. IMHO a plot (in this case XYPlot ) should not allow to zoom in once the interval is actually zero if it not subsequently able to render it. XYPlot#zoom(Domain|Range)Axes sets zero Range but cannot handle it subsequently in the XYPlot#...

Hi kgi,

I do not have a solution for you. Just an information that your code is perfectly working on my machine - the font style and size is honored and properly displayed (did not ever try markers - thanks ).

Might be problem with availability of the selected font on your machine?

Cheers,
-- m.

#setDefaultCloseOperation is a method of a JFrame not a method of your application. So you need to call: mainFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstants.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); ..... childFrame.setDefaultCloseOperation(WindowConstant.DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE); like bhogsett suggested. You are likely setting EXI...

setRangeType solution does not seem to work once the user starts zooming out - plot will display area below zero.

I've posted another tip into: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=109509#p167219

Or you might do something like (tweak to your needs): private static LogarithmicAxis newZeroBasedLogAxis() { LogarithmicAxis axis = new LogarithmicAxis(null /* maybe title */) { @Override public Range getRange() { Range sRange = super.getRange(); // ensure lowerBound < upperBound to prevent exceptio...

...the patch...

I've talked about your patch Just wanted to point out the issue in the tracker. I do not have any patch for this issue.

It is actually filed as a bug: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=d ... tid=115494 which I've hit few months ago. So I it might be closed if/after the patch is applied.