Has anyone ever encountered this problem?
Could you give me a help? How to solve this problem?
The app didn’t run in the method of ‘getStrokeColors()’, when I debugged.
public class BubbleChartFragment extends ExampleBaseFragment {
...
{
...
FastBubbleRenderableSeries mRSeries = sciChartBuilder.newBubbleSeries()
.withDataSeries(dataSeries)
.withZScaleFactor(zScaleFactor / 10f)
.withBubbleBrushStyle(new SolidBrushStyle(0xffff0000))
.withAutoZRange(false)
.withStrokeStyle(0xff00ff00, 20f)
.withPaletteProvider(new StrokePaletteProvider())
.build();
}
private class StrokePaletteProvider extends PaletteProviderBase<FastBubbleRenderableSeries> implements IStrokePaletteProvider {
private final IntegerValues colors = new IntegerValues();
private final int[] desiredColors = new int[]{0xFF00FF00, 0xFF0000FF};
protected StrokePaletteProvider() {
super(FastBubbleRenderableSeries.class);
}
@Override
public void update() {
final BubbleRenderPassData currentRenderPassData = (BubbleRenderPassData) renderableSeries.getCurrentRenderPassData();
final int size = currentRenderPassData.pointsCount();
colors.setSize(size);
final int[] colorsArray = colors.getItemsArray();
final int[] indices = currentRenderPassData.indices.getItemsArray();
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
final int index = indices[i];
colorsArray[i] = desiredColors[index % 2];
}
}
@Override
public IntegerValues getStrokeColors() {
return colors;
}
}
}
Version
2.1.0
- SiYuan Ou asked 5 years ago
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Hi SiYuan Ou,
Unfortunately FastBubbleRenderableSeries doesn’t support IStrokePaletteProvider. For now it supports only IFillPaletteProvider interface which will provide fill color for entire bubble:
private static class BubblePaletteProvider extends PaletteProviderBase<FastBubbleRenderableSeries> implements IFillPaletteProvider {
private final IntegerValues colors = new IntegerValues();
private final int[] desiredColors = new int[]{0xFF00FF00, 0xFF0000FF};
BubblePaletteProvider() {
super(FastBubbleRenderableSeries.class);
}
@Override
public void update() {
final BubbleRenderPassData currentRenderPassData = (BubbleRenderPassData) renderableSeries.getCurrentRenderPassData();
final int size = currentRenderPassData.pointsCount();
colors.setSize(size);
final int[] colorsArray = colors.getItemsArray();
final int[] indices = currentRenderPassData.indices.getItemsArray();
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
final int index = indices[i];
colorsArray[i] = desiredColors[index % 2];
}
}
@Override
public IntegerValues getFillColors() {
return colors;
}
}
Is this suitable for your needs?
Best regards,
Yura
- Yura Khariton answered 5 years ago
But the bubble of IOS can code to set the stroke like my example. I think so, Android can code too;
Well iOS bubbles are rendered differently than Android bubbles ( iOS renders them as ellipses and in Android for better performance they are rendered as sprites ) and because of this differences we can’t support IStrokePaletteProvider in Android. I’m going to create a task in our bugtracker to investigate if we can improve this but it would require rewriting of bubble series so it will take some time- OK. Thank you!
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