B4A Library GraphView Library (Source Code Added)

The so much awaited time is here, I have finally Updated the GraphView Library, there are some majors updates as the main jar file has been upgraded by the original author of this library.
This library is now complete, all methods and functions have been wrapped, although i have not fully tested it myself. I'am providing a small example to show some of the new features this library offers.

Note:
This library requires the AppCompat library done by Corwin42, thanks to him for this great library and it can be downloaded from here
AppCompat


Line Series
BarGraph Series
Points Series

Source Code has been added for whoever wants to continue maintaining this library as I no longer have the time to do it.
I had to do a lot of digging to find the source code but here it is, it can be downloaded from the following link.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1NyFzI5SvKsDA3wDNC8K5ksFKpb61SI5L

  • With this new version you can use as many series as you wish (have not tested with more than 5 series)
  • The option to use Dates in the X axis is now also available.
  • This library allows you to have 2 Y Axis, it also includes a click listener for any Series you provide, you can click on any data point on the series and either show a toast message or log the data.
  • Custom Label Formatter
  • Change all Axis Text color and Text size
  • Change Graph's Title color and Text size
  • Live Graph
  • Change Points series to Circular, Square and Triangle
  • Display Data Point values on top of Bar graph series
  • Change the legend's physical position (Top, Middle, Bottom)
  • Many other options.......
B4AGraphView
Version:
1.35
  • LineSeries
    Events:
    • SeriesClicked (xdata as String As , ydata as String As )
    Methods:
    • AppendData (x As Double, y As Double, viewportsize As Int)
      Appends data to an already existing series, used to plot live Data, and sets the viewport size
      Example
      <code>
      series.AppendData(x, y, 100)
      </code>
    • DataPointRadius (series As LineGraphSeries, size As Int)
      Sets the line series data Point radius
      Example
      <code>
      series.DataPointRadius(series, 10)
      </code>
    • DrawBackGroundColor (color As Int)
      Sets the line series background color / the background color for the filling under the line.
      Example
      <code>
      series.DrawBackGroundColor(colors.LightGray)
      </code>
    • Initialize (eventName As String, title As String, color As Int, Dates As Boolean, xdata() As Double, ydata() As Double) As LineGraphSeries
    • IsInitialized As Boolean
    • ResetData (x() As Double, y() As Double) As DataPoint[]
      Resets the x, and y axis data
      <B>NOTE: Use only in Sub Activity_Resume
      before appending any data to a series.</B>
      Example
      <code>
      series.ResetData(xx, yy)
      </code>
    • ShowDotDataPoints
      Enables the DataPoints to be shown on the Line Series
      Example
      <code>
      series.ShowDotDataPoints
      </code>
    • ShowDottedLine (linecolor As Int, strokewidth As Int)
      Changes the Line Series to a dotted line, sets the color and the stroke width
      Example
      <code>
      series.ShowDottedLine(colors.Black, 15)
      </code>
  • PointGraphSeries
    Events:
    • SeriesClicked (xdata as String As , ydata as String As )
    Methods:
    • Initialize (eventName As String, title As String, color As Int, Dates As Boolean, xdata() As Double, ydata() As Double) As PointsGraphSeries
    • IsInitialized As Boolean
    • SetPointShape
      Changes the Points Shape to round shape
      Example
      <code>
      dim pointseries as PointGraphSeries
      pointseries.Initialize("pointseries", "Points Series", colors.Blue, False, xx, yy)
      pointseries.SetPointShape
      </code>
    • SetRectangleShape
      Changes the points Shape to Rectangle shape
      Example
      <code>
      dim pointseries as PointGraphSeries
      pointseries.Initialize("pointseries", "Points Series", colors.Blue, False, xx, yy)
      pointseries.SetrectangleShape
      </code>
    • SetTriangleShape
      Changes the points Shape to Triangle Shape
      Example
      <code>
      dim pointseries as PointGraphSeries
      pointseries.Initialize("pointseries", "Points Series", colors.Blue, False, xx, yy)
      pointseries.SetTriangleShape
      </code>
  • bargraphseries
    Events:
    • SeriesClicked (xdata as String As , ydata as String As )
    Methods:
    • BarSeriesSpacing (series As BarGraphSeries, spacing As Int)
      Sets the Bar Series spacing
      Example
      <code>
      dim barseries as bargraphseries
      barseries.Initialize("barseries", "Bar Series", colors.Blue, False, xx, yy)
      barseries.BarSeriesSpacing(50)
      </code>
    • Initialize (eventName As String, title As String, color As Int, Dates As Boolean, xdata() As Double, ydata() As Double) As BarGraphSeries
    • IsInitialized As Boolean
    • showBarValues (series As BarGraphSeries, color As Int)
      Enables the Y axis values on top of the Bar series and sets the text color
      Example
      <code>
      dim barseries as bargraphseries
      barseries.Initialize("barseries", "Bar Series", colors.Blue, False, xx, yy)
      barseries.showBarValues(barseries, colors.Green)
      </code>
  • graph
    Methods:
    • AddBarSeries (Dates As Boolean, SecondScale As Boolean, series() As Bargraphseries) As GraphView
      Adds BarSeries to the graphview, it takes a boolean if using dates, a boolean if assigning the series to the second Y scale
      Example
      <code>
      dim barseries as bargraphseries
      dim xx(10) as double
      dim yy(10) as double
      for i = 0 to xx.lenght -1
      xx(i) = i
      yy(i) = i
      next
      barseries.Initialize("barseries", "Glucose Levels", Colors.Green, False, xx, yy)
      graphview.AddBarseries(False, False, Array as bargraphseries(barseries))
      </code>
    • AddLineSeries (Dates As Boolean, SecondScale As Boolean, series() As Lineseries) As GraphView
      Adds series lines to the graphview, it takes a boolean if using dates, a boolean if assigning the series to the second Y scale
      Example
      <code>
      dim series as lineseries
      dim xx(10) as double
      dim yy(10) as double
      for i = 0 to xx.lenght -1
      xx(i) = i
      yy(i) = i
      next
      series.Initialize("series", "Glucose Levels", Colors.Blue, False, xx, yy)
      graphview.AddLineSeries(False, False, Array as lineseries(series))
      </code>
    • AddPointsSeries (Dates As Boolean, SecondScale As Boolean, series() As Pointgraphseries) As GraphView
      Adds PointSeries to the graphview, it takes a boolean if using dates, a boolean if assigning the series to the second Y scale
      Example
      <code>
      dim pointseries as pointseries
      dim xx(10) as double
      dim yy(10) as double
      for i = 0 to xx.lenght -1
      xx(i) = i
      yy(i) = i
      next
      pointseries.Initialize("pointseries", "Glucose Levels", Colors.Red, False, xx, yy)
      graphview.AddPointSeries(False, False, Array as pointgraphseries(pointseries))
      </code>
    • FormatLabels (FractionDigits As Int, IntegerDigits As Int)
      Format horizontal and vertical labels
      Set number of fraction digits
      Set number of Integer digits
      Example
      <code
      >graphview.FormatLabels(2, 3)
      </code>
    • HorizontalLabelColor (color As Int)
      Sets the Horizontal scale label's text color
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.HorizontalLabelColor(colors.Blue)
      </code>
    • Initialize (title As String, Dates as Boolean) As GraphView
    • IsInitialized As Boolean
    • SetBackGroundColor (color As Int)
      Sets the grids background color
      <B>NOTE: There is an issue using this function when using two Y axis
      Only use it if one Y Axis is being used.</B>
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetBackGroundColor(colors.LightGray)
      </code>
    • SetCustomLabel (sign As String)
      Set custom labels on graphview
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetCustomLabel("$")
      </code>
    • SetGraphTitleColor (color As Int)
      Sets the Graph's Title color
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetGraphTitleColor(colors.Blue)
      </code>
    • SetGraphTitleSize (size As Int)
      Sets the Graph's Title size
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetGraphTitleSize(50)
      </code>
    • SetGraphViewTextSize (size As Float)
      Sets the Horizontal, Vertical and Second Vertical Text size
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetGraphViewTextSize(45)
      </code>
    • SetGridStyletoBoth
      Sets the graph's grid style to both Horizontal and Vertical
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetGridStyletoBoth
      </code>
    • SetGridStyletoHorizontal
      Sets the graph's grid style to Horizontal only (only Horizontal line)
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetGridStyltoHorizontal
      </code>
    • SetGridStyletoNone
      Sets the graph's grid style to None (No horizontal or vertical lines)
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetGridStyletoNone
      </code>
    • SetGridStyletoVertical
      Sets the graph's grid style to Vertical only (only Vertical Line)
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetGridStyletoVertical
      </code>
    • SetHorizontalAxisTitle (title As String, color As Int)
      Sets the Horizontal Axis Title and Color
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetHorizontalAxisTitle("Time(s)", colors.Blue)
      </code>
    • SetLegendAlignBottom
      Sets the graph's Legend physical Position to the bottom
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendAlignBottom
      </code>
    • SetLegendAlignMiddle
      Sets the graph's Legend physical Position to the middle
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendAlighMiddle
      </code>
    • SetLegendAlignTop
      Sets the graph's Legend physical position to the top
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendAlignTop
      </code>
    • SetLegendBackGroundColor (color As Int)
      Sets the Legend's background color
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendBackGroundColor(colors.LightGray)
      </code>
    • SetLegendMargin (margin As Int)
      Sets the Legend's margin / margin from the edge of the box to the corner of the graphview
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendMargin(10)
      </code>
    • SetLegendPadding (padding As Int)
      Sets the Legend's padding / padding is the space between the edge of the box and the beginning of the text
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendPadding(20)
      </code>
    • SetLegendSpacing (spacing As Int)
      Sets the Legend's spacing / set the spacing between the text lines
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendSpacing(5)
      </code>
    • SetLegendTextColor (color As Int)
      Sets the text color of the legend labels.
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendTextColor(colors.LightGray)
      </code>
    • SetLegendTextSize (textSize As Float)
      Sets the graph's Legend's Text Size
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendTextszie(40)
      </code>
    • SetLegendWidth (width As Int)
      Sets the graph's Legend Width
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetLegendWidth(100)
      </code>
    • SetSecondYScaleColor (color As Int)
      Sets the Second Y Scale label's color
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetSecondYScaleColor(colors.Brown)
      </code>
    • SetVerticalAxisTitle (title As String, color As Int)
      Sets the Veritcal's Axis Title and Color
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.SetVerticalAxisTitle("Force(lbs)", colors.Red)
      </code>
    • VerticalLabelColor (color As Int)
      Sets the Vertical scale label's text color
      Example
      <code>
      graphview.VerticalLabelColor(colors.Magenta")
      </code>


Hope you guys find this useful, compared to other methods found here in the forum i find this way easier to use, as it only requires a few lines of code.
Please feel free to post your comments, recommendations and feedback.

The Example i've put together can be downloaded from here:

GraphView Example

:Updated April 3rd, 2015

Complete library based on the new original jar file.
 

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walterf25

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Hello walterf25
The attachment is the source code of my decompilation, but no matter how it is repackaged, it will not be used. It turns out that this line is missing.
@DependsOn(values={"GraphView-4.0.0"})
Next I can try to modify the code.
What are you trying to add/modify exactly, maybe i can make some time and try to add the changes you are trying to make.

Walter
 

kuosda

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1. Modify the upper and lower limits of the setting graph or automatically
2. If the Y value is the same, it cannot be displayed.
3. Modify https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...ry-source-code-added.34995/page-4#post-357862
Graphic display problem
I am not very familiar with JAVA, but I will modify the simple code to suit my needs. I have asked you very early, but you don't have a lot of time to modify the code.
No "Debug" is distressed!
 
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walterf25

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1. Modify the upper and lower limits of the setting graph or automatically
2. If the Y value is the same, it cannot be displayed.
3. Modify https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...ry-source-code-added.34995/page-4#post-357862
Graphic display problem
I am not very familiar with JAVA, but I will modify the simple code to suit my needs. I have asked you very early, but you don't have a lot of time to modify the code.
No "Debug" is distressed!
I don't really understand the issue, if i remember correctly the graphview should automatically adjust the Y axis to fit the smaller and bigger values, can you give me an example of what you are referring to.

Walter
 

kuosda

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Hello walterf25
Yes, it is automatically adjusted, but if the array y values are the same, it can't be displayed. The 1st and 2nd problems are similar.
 

walterf25

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Hello walterf25
Yes, it is automatically adjusted, but if the y value is the same, it cannot be displayed. The 1st and 2nd problems are similar.
can you show me, can you take a picture and show me.

Walter
 

kuosda

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This is the display under the Android x86 emulator
Please use the first page of "B4AGraphView.jar" and "B4AGraphView.xml"
P1.jpg is the original data
You can also try it yourself.
 

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walterf25

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This is the display under the Android x86 emulator
Please use the first page of "B4AGraphView.jar" and "B4AGraphView.xml"
P1.jpg is the original data
You can also try it yourself.
I'm sorry but either i'm brain dead but i just don't understand what the issue is, i don't see an issue with what you are posting or your are not explaining yourself clearly, if you can be more specific in what you are asking maybe i can find some time to update the library but until then there's nothing i can do if i don't understand what the "issue" is.

Walter
 

kuosda

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Hello walterf25
Do you see that p2.jpg is blank? Even if it is the same data, it will not be blank. The upper limit = data = lower limit should be wrong!
I added a judgment.
 

walterf25

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Hello walterf25
Do you see that p2.jpg is blank? Even if it is the same data, it will not be blank. The upper limit = data = lower limit should be wrong!
I added a judgment.
Can you upload your project so i can see what you are talking about, sorry but i still don't understand, are you using google translator to post?

Walter
 

kuosda

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I use google translation
I haven't added a judgment yet. I don't know the result yet.
 

walterf25

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I use google translation
I haven't added a judgment yet. I don't know the result yet.
Ok, i'm sorry but i think your english is part of why i'm having a hard time understanding the issue you are trying to explain, please load a project or at least the relevant parts of your code so i can take a look.

Walter
 
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