SciChart® the market leader in Fast WPF Charts, WPF 3D Charts, and iOS Chart & Android Chart Components

Answered
0
0

I am working on the spectrogram (heatmap) that can be interacted with fingers. It can only pan horizontally, and the Z values from heatmap will be updated whenever panning stopped.

I override onUp function from ZoomPanModifier to fetch the latest x range, which is temporarily logged by VisiableRangeChangeListener. But the issue is, when I’m panning with the finger horizontally, the chart will always be moving a little bit after onUp() occurred. So there’s a difference between the desired x range and actual x range.

Is there a way to get the final x range after a panning action?

Thanks.

Version
3.0
Android Panning
Share
  • You must to post comments
Filter
Sort by: Most Votes
Best Answer
0
0

Hi Gang Xu,

Unfortunately we don’t support such behavior out of the box and it will be quite tricky to implement, because of how inertial scroll is implemented, but it’s possible to do by tracking changes in VisibleRange of target axis. Here a custom modifier which allow to do this:

class CustomZoomPanModifier extends ZoomPanModifier {
    private boolean isInertialAnimation = false;

    @Override
    public boolean onFling(MotionEvent e1, MotionEvent e2, float velocityX, float velocityY) {
        isInertialAnimation = true; // we use inertial scroll for handling fling gesture

        return super.onFling(e1, e2, velocityX, velocityY);
    }

    @Override
    public void onRenderSurfaceRendered(RenderedMessage message) {
        final IRange visibleRange = getXAxis().getVisibleRange();

        final double oldMin = visibleRange.getMinAsDouble();
        final double oldMax = visibleRange.getMaxAsDouble();

        // if we still animating using inertial scroll visible range will change in this call
        super.onRenderSurfaceRendered(message);

        final double newMin = visibleRange.getMinAsDouble();
        final double newMax = visibleRange.getMaxAsDouble();

        // detect when inertial scroll ended
        if(isInertialAnimation && Double.compare(oldMin, newMin) == 0 && Double.compare(oldMax, newMax) == 0) {
            Log.d(TAG, "animation ended");
            // here goes your code
            isInertialAnimation = false; // animation ended
        }
    }
}

Is this suitable for your needs?

Hope this will help you!

Best regards,
Yura

  • You must to post comments
0
0

Thanks for your prompt reply Yura, it works like a charm.
Even though it only works on the event of the inertial scroll, not the finger down-scroll-up action. But I managed to combine two events together for both scenarios.

  • You must to post comments
Showing 2 results
Your Answer

Please first to submit.