I’m developing apps in swiftui and compose. Basically, the code where I update the backing XyDataSeries is separate from where the actual render surface is. This mostly works fine in ios, but I’m noticing some flickering in android. At the end of the update the charts render fine, but I ‘m pretty sure I should be suspending the updates until my block of data series are all updated. The problem is getting the surface instance back to where the data series are being updated (which I can do, but it just makes things more complicated on my end because of the view hierarchies in swiftui and compose).
Is there a way to globally suspend updates across all rendered surfaces (without requiring explicit references to those surfaces)? If not, can I request this feature?
- w p asked 1 month ago
Lets imagine that we have zoom feature and we want to format axis depend on user selected zoom. for example if year select yearly the pattern is yyyy MM dd and if selected zoom is day the pattern is something like this HH:mm:ss. how we can achieve to this goal?
- Vahid Garousi asked 2 years ago
- last active 9 months ago
Hi,
i have some candles and i want to force the chart for removing candles with
open = Double.NaN
high = Double.NaN
low = Double.NaN
close = Double.NaN
openTime – special day (timestamp)
What I see:
- Vahid Garousi asked 2 years ago
- last active 9 months ago
In financial markets, there is a type of chart that is as follows.
I did not find this type of chart in SciChart.
Please help me how to draw this chart
- Vahid Garousi asked 2 years ago
- last active 2 years ago
Hi
I want to access the SciTrader application source so that I can implement the features I need by checking it.
Please guide me to access this source code
- Vahid Garousi asked 2 years ago
- last active 2 years ago