Short answer is no software renderer at present, I don’t think it would be super hard to implement it though as our drawing code is abstracted behind IRenderContext2D protocol. I believe other customers are using SciChart iOS inside UITableViews, but I will need to ask the ios-dev team when they are back from public holiday tomorrow. Thanks! Andrew
Thanks Andrew! Please do. It would be nice to know if I have the option to place charts in tableviews or not so I can base design decisions on that. It is not a huge deal if it is not possible, but I think adding charts to tableviews could be super powerful. For example mini charts (spark-lines) for showing trends would be awesome, or being able to scroll through multiple charts. I have seen this in other apps and it can be quite nice.- Nudged the team about this today (after Easter weekend). Will get back to you shortly!
- No hurry… if it isn’t possible to use the charts in the tableviews now I’ll just submit a feature request ;)
Hello Simon, sure it’s possible to use it in UITableViewCell, no need to use software renderer for that.- Awesome! Thanks Nazar and Andrew :)
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