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Creating a CustomRenderableSereisViewModel - Setting Properties

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To whom this may concern:

I’d like to refer to the “Spline Scatter Line Chart” example in the SciChart Examples package. If I were to make this a CustomRenderableSeriesViewModel that I can set in a ViewModel class, how would I go about doing that?

I am using SciChart v4, and here’s what I know so far:

  1. CustomRenderableSeriesViewModel : BaseRenderableSeriesViewModel
  2. ViewType = typeof(CustomRenderableSeries)

My code so far is:

public class CustomRenderableSeriesViewModel : BaseRenderableSeriesViewModel
{
    public override Type ViewType => typeof(CustomRenderableSeries);
}

How would I go about setting the IsSplineEnabled property of the CustomRenderableSeries through the CustomRenderableSeriesViewModel class?

FYI: I have looked here and the Worked Example – CustomRenderableSeries in MVVM link goes to the SciChart v5 User manual.
Additionally, this is a duplicate of this issue on Stack Overflow (since I thought you were still fielding questions on there). Feel free to answer on either or both.

Can you please advise?

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Hi Ari,

The documentation you found Worked Example – CustomRenderableSeries in MVVM is a complete example of how to do this in SciChart v5.

I’m afraid we are no longer supporting the SeriesSource MVVM API from SciChart v4 which has been deprecated.

Best regards,
Andrew

  • Ari Sagiv
    Hi, Andrew — Thank you for your response. I understand if I’ll need to upgrade to SciChart v5, but in case I’m not allowed to, is there any advice you can offer? Thanks and best regards!
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