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Hello!

Is there way to create surfaces in different threads (on the same WPF Window) and then synchronize them via groups – methods SciChartGroup.SetVerticalChartGroup() and MouseManager.SetMouseEventGroup() ? Now i catch threads access error 🙁

Thanks!

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Hi,

I’ve got an issue with ChartModifiers in following scenario. I’ve got bunches of signals, where every signal carry data from different sensor. Bunches are recorded at individual sessions. I need to look at them collectively, so I choose some signals from one bunch and some signals from another bunch, where one signal = one SciChartSurface control and every SciChartSurface control is aligned in sequencer-like way (like yours Multi-Pane Stock Chart example), because I want to see signals one under another. I need to have some group of ChartModifiers acting on all choosen signals, because time scale should be preserved (as in yours example) – it works in my solution. But I also need to apply a modifier to pan, that should works only on signals that are part of certain bunch, because starting point in time of certain bunch signals don’t have to be preserved.

Assuming, zoom should works on every signal from every bunch, but panning should works only on signals from one bunch. I already gain zoom functionality by the means of ModifierGroup and MouseManager.SetMouseEventGroup(), but i don’t know how to add the panning. Could you give me any suggestions, how can I handle this?

I’m sending some screens below.

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Hi,

I think I have found a bug. If LegendModifier has Margin (i.e. 10) it forces ModifierGroup to grow to VisibleWidth/Height 20×20. Than you can clearly see that the modifier group is placed outside the “chart area” and creates additional “topleft margin”.

Setting Grid.Row=”3″ and Grid.Column=”2″ on ModifierGroup looks like a fix.

Thanks

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