Hi, I am currently doing MVVM development with SciChart. Previously I was using thousands of LineRenderableSeriesViewModel to represent vertical lines along a profile. I noticed that this may be the cause for a slow-down, so I have attempted to merge all the LineRenderableSeriesViewModels into one view model, using double.NaN’s in between vertical lines to get gaps. This works fine, except if the first point is off-screen then everything else disappears. I am currently using the VisualXcceleratorEngine in my surface. The screenshots show what happens if I pan to the right a little bit and the first point goes off-screen. One thing I thought it was at first was the stationing was not monotonically increasing, but I have made it that way and it didn’t fix the problem. Tips would be appreciated.
- Daniel Black asked 4 weeks ago
- last active 3 weeks ago
Hi there!
I successfully build trader chart from nice example “2D Charts -> Create Stock Charts -> Using SciStockChart”.
Then I had to draw line on the chart with candles, but the problem was, that the line didn’t have data on some dates (there is data for lots of candles, but for the red line there is only 4 points: A,B,C,D), and result i want in shown here (solved):
Axes:
XAxis: CategoryDateTimeAxis (Dates)
YAxis: NumericAxis (Prices)
Series:
Candles: FastCandlestickRenderableSeries (OhlcDataSeries<DateTime, double>)
Red Line: FastLineRenderableSeries (XyDataSeries<DateTime, double>)
Problem:
CategoryDateTimeAxis type ignores the XAxis values for computation of x-coordinate, and choosing only the index of the value instead. CategoryDateTimeAxis vs DateTimeAxis. I have N-number of candles and only 4 values for red line. How to receive line with no gaps, with points on their places (dates on X-axis) ? I can’t use simple DateTimeAxis, because candles don’t draws.
Solution:
1) Use double.NaN for each date (x-axis value) if no data for the red-line on date given.
2) In FastLineRenderableSeries set DrawNaNAs = LineDrawMode.ClosedLines (if don’t use this flag, you will receive something like this: WPF Chart Gaps (Nulls) in Series
Thanks a million to Julia Skorobogata from SciChart!
- Andrey Гевин asked 7 years ago
- last active 7 years ago
Hi,
When rendering a FastLineRenderableSeries, there are line segments missing both before and after a double.NaN Y value. This makes sense for a regular line series, but for a step line series (where IsDigitalLine=True), why isn’t the line segment preceding the NaN being drawn? When plotting (for example) financial prices over time, the missing line before the NaN gives the impression that a price didn’t exist for that period, which is incorrect.
I’m looking at the IterateLines method in FastLinesHelper. Even though the method has an isDigitalLine parameter, it isn’t checked during the handling of a NaN value. Is this an oversight?
Thanks very much,
Graham.
- Graham Stoneman asked 7 years ago
- last active 7 years ago
