But the HistogramDataset has no method for adding data continuosly. I can only put an array into the dataset and thats it. What about calling the addSeries() Method again with new/updated values? That should update your chart. - martin If I use the addSeries() Method again, then I will add a series...
Regarding dataset updates I found this in about 20 seconds. It's not specific for HistrogramDataset but it basically works the same for all kind of dataset. Great Link.... :shock: ! But the HistogramDataset has no method for adding data continuosly. I can only put an array into the dataset and that...
Thanks a lot!!! Thats exactly what I´m looking for :( 1.) The topic (I guess this is what you mean?) points to histograms and this subject isnt very wide... 2.) I have stilled searched the forum and google, but mayby you could be so kind to post a link :?: But ok,.... In the meantime I tried a lot w...
Hi, I like to use a histogram chart, but I got 2 problems: - the chart exists of continous data input, but how can I update the histogram??? There is no edit methode.... - is it possible to set 2 markers in the x-axis? And change them later? Any ideas and workarounds are welcome.... Thanks a lot! Ma...
Hi! I get it working! :P Now I am using two TimeSeries (one for the chart(1) and one for the "points"(0)) Then using XYLineAndShapeRenderer (renderer): renderer.setSeriesShape(0, new Rectangle2D.Double(-4.0, -4.0, 8.0, 8.0)); // shapes for the "points" renderer.setSeriesLinesVisible(0, false); // no...
I use a TimeSeriesChart with continous data input. The chart is only a simple line. Now I like to mark some incoming datapoints in the chart with a point or something like that. (I don't like to mark all points, only this ones that matches to my specified criterias)
Hi, I want to create a TimeSeriesChart with a two colored background. That means for example: - Y-axis from 0 to 100 (this is fix) - background color for the range from 0-20 = grey - background colot for the range from 20 - 80 = blue - background color for the range from 80-100 = grey (again) Is it ...