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Hello,

I am trying to select a single X value on my chart and get the data values from the X value that I selected. I am still pretty new to SciChart but I was looking around and saw that there is a DataPointSelectionModifier. My goal is to create a VerticalLineAnnotation for the user to use and once that annotation is created, to pull the data values from that X value. Could this be done? Any advice or help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Preston

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I am using an old version of Scichart 4.1.1.8645.

Mainly I have no issue but I need an advice .

I am rendering scatter series and heatmap series and I don’t want to face performance issues. So as far as I knew I am able to render unsorted data , but internally does the Scichart do any sorting algorithm for this data ? by mean does Scichart order the data internally in anyway?

Since I am afraid to lose time when having millions of records to be rendered in realtime.
And do you suggest to sort the data before sending it to Scichart and how may this help us? because I am rendering single point and I don’t get it why do I need to sort the data for better performance ?

in addition , if you are sorting inside your library is there anyway to skip these sorting algorithms?
I appreciate if you can explain !

Thank you in advance

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Hello,

I get data from reading an URL so I save them (prepared) to a Arraylist (type PieSegment). How can I add the PieSegments from the Arraylist with (for example a loop) to my Piechart?

BR and thank you very much.
Marco

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