Hello guys !
I am looking at the Composite Annotation example provided with the SDK that I downloaded a few days back.
I am somewhat confused on what assemblies I will need . The assemblies list you use is extensive and it is unclear to me what assemblies I need to include to apply this to my plot implementation.
The namespace
SciChart.Examples.Examples.AnnotateAChart.CompositeAnnotations is what I am looking at and what in that list of assemblies will I need to include to successfully implement Composite Annotation in our application ?
I work with a few models and views. Two of them, the ChartView and the PlotView respectively handles the charting surface , then the surrounding toggle buttons and such belongs to the PlotView.
What would be your recommendation how to begin implement this ?
Appreciate the support
Thank you
Cheers
Anders
- John-Anders Persson asked 2 years ago
- last active 2 years ago
I have added a real time value legend to my chart. This is working well, based upon examples I have found here at the forum and in the SciChart documentation.
My question is this:
How can I position this new legend (includes series color, series name and series YValue ) so that it is in relation to a single or multiple Y axis’s displayed. In other words I like it to positions itself in relation to the YAxis so it does not overwrite it, and stays on the plotting area.
Appreciate the help
Thank you
Anders
- John-Anders Persson asked 3 years ago
- last active 3 years ago
I have introduced a real time chart in my WPF Application. The chart starts plotting points from the left of the chart ( close to Y-Axis).
I would like it to start plotting from the right of the chart ( Away from Y-Axis) and as when points start adding up, I would like the points to slide to the left ( Towards Y-Axis).
Similar to how performance tab in Task Manager displays the CPU utilization.
- Parvez Mulla asked 6 years ago
- last active 6 years ago