AmirMK82 Member Licensed User Sep 14, 2021 #1 Hello, I don't know what is this view's name? :/ excuse me! But I want to know if we can make it with B4Xcanvas & how to make it Excuse me for my bad English Thanks
Hello, I don't know what is this view's name? :/ excuse me! But I want to know if we can make it with B4Xcanvas & how to make it Excuse me for my bad English Thanks
Solution klaus Sep 16, 2021 Is it something like this you are looking for ? Attached the B4XPages test project, with the assumption from my previous post. The entire graph is displayed and not stopped at the current time.
Is it something like this you are looking for ? Attached the B4XPages test project, with the assumption from my previous post. The entire graph is displayed and not stopped at the current time.
M MbedAndroid Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 14, 2021 #2 astro lib might help you. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/astro-library.15975/ the graph shoulnt be a big effort as soon you have the sunangle data Upvote 0
astro lib might help you. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/astro-library.15975/ the graph shoulnt be a big effort as soon you have the sunangle data
AmirMK82 Member Licensed User Sep 14, 2021 #3 MbedAndroid said: astro lib might help you. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/astro-library.15975/ the graph shoulnt be a big effort as soon you have the sunangle data Click to expand... ? thanks but I have sunangle data and, I just need this view Upvote 0
MbedAndroid said: astro lib might help you. https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/astro-library.15975/ the graph shoulnt be a big effort as soon you have the sunangle data Click to expand... ? thanks but I have sunangle data and, I just need this view
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 14, 2021 #4 What exactly does the graph display. I suppose: - that the left and right edges are midnight. - the transition from the dark to light blue is sun raise. - the position of the sun represents the current time. This would mean that dawn and dusk are not represented. Upvote 0
What exactly does the graph display. I suppose: - that the left and right edges are midnight. - the transition from the dark to light blue is sun raise. - the position of the sun represents the current time. This would mean that dawn and dusk are not represented.
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 16, 2021 #5 Is it something like this you are looking for ? Attached the B4XPages test project, with the assumption from my previous post. The entire graph is displayed and not stopped at the current time. Attachments SunGraph.zip SunGraph.zip 14.7 KB · Views: 531 Upvote 2 Solution
Is it something like this you are looking for ? Attached the B4XPages test project, with the assumption from my previous post. The entire graph is displayed and not stopped at the current time.
AmirMK82 Member Licensed User Sep 17, 2021 #6 klaus said: Is it something like this you are looking for ? View attachment 119191 Attached the B4XPages test project, with the assumption from my previous post. The entire graph is displayed and not stopped at the current time. Click to expand... Wow, Thank you verrrrrrrrrrrry much Exactly this is that I want Upvote 0
klaus said: Is it something like this you are looking for ? View attachment 119191 Attached the B4XPages test project, with the assumption from my previous post. The entire graph is displayed and not stopped at the current time. Click to expand... Wow, Thank you verrrrrrrrrrrry much Exactly this is that I want
