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Do you have a project that you can post here as a zip file? As your answers remain relatively vague,...
link: Well, the example above is different from the example in post#1 adding some confusion. You want scal...
link: Are you now trying to use the Oscilloscope project? I give you the same answer, not the best tool to...

As String) ' Initialize the line data LineChart1.Width=Width LineChart1.Height=Height LineChart1.ClearData LineChart1.XAxisName = "s" LineChart1.YAxisName...
link: reuse a single array for all points. I tested LineCharts with AddLineMultiplePoints. E.g. working...
link: Does the library provides a Pinch2Zoom function for a lineChart? That would be awesome...
link: a parameter? 73529 Private Sub CreateLineChart1Data ' Initialize the line data LineChart1...

I would like to call a TabHost View (linechart) from an existing layout. The Linecharts appears, but the views from the calling layout are still visible and active. How can I put the linechart in front of other views so that they disappear until I press aback button? The method "bringtofront" of the TabHostExtras library does not do the trick either. Help welcome!...

. Private xui As XUI Dim ctx As JavaObject Dim lineChart As JavaObject Dim... lineChart.InitializeNewInstance("com.github.mikephil.charting.charts.LineChart", Array(ctx...
link: A sine chart (single linechart) with some additional functionality from the Jar. 154678 Sample...
link: As JavaObject Dim lineChart As JavaObject Dim Entry As JavaObject Dim lineDataSet As JavaObject...

#SupportedOrientations: Landscape End If LineChart1.ClearData LineChart1.AddLine("First line", Colors.Blue) LineChart1.AddLine("Second line", Colors.Magenta...
link: Hello In the attached example when the setting 'LineChart1.Rotation = 90' is used...
link: project I noticed that you are using this code in the Designer Script: LineChart1.SetLeftAndRight(0...
link: the device to landscape, comment this line: LineChart1.Rotation = 90 The chart looks great if...

I would like to force the 'y' axis to start from 0, is this possible? For logarithmic scales it is mathematically IMPOSSIBLE. You can set the min value to 1, 0.1, 0.01, 0.001 etc but NOT to 0! What you can do is to set manual scales, for example: LineChart1.YScaleLogaritmic = True LineChart1.AutomaticScale = False LineChart1.YMinValue = 0.1 LineChart1.YMaxValue = 500 While testing I found a bug with manual logarithmic scales, the xChart thread has been updated....

You can set Different scales for each line by setting the DifferentScales property to True. 123672 Or in the code with: LineChart.DifferentScales = True...
link: . The code below works. Private ID As ItemData ID = LineChart1.Items.Get(LineIndexToHide) ID...
link: () As Double, ShowTick As Boolean) You can set it like below: LineChart.AddLineMultiplePoints(i, Vals...

This is what I get: 67858 With the code below: LineChart2.AutomaticScale = False LineChart2.YScaleMinValue = 0 LineChart2.YScaleMaxValue = 200 LineChart2.Title = "Blood pressure"...
link: This is what I get: 67858 With the code below: LineChart2.AutomaticScale = False LineChart2...
link: by default. You will see the difference by commenting or uncommenting this line: LineChart2.YZeroAxis...

Maybe try this: mlc1.HorizontalGridColorLeft = Colors.Cyan mlc1.HorizontalGridColorRight = Colors.Transparent It is in the multi linechart...
link: axis independantly. As a side note - you can also show only one graph when using multi linechart...

found it. linechart1.NoOfMarkerDigits...