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Hi SciChart!

I am evaluating the trial for possible use in a major project within our organisation.

We have decided to use the System.Reactive reactive extensions as our event handler and I have reached the point where I have an IObservableCollection (instantiated as ObservableCollectionExtended) of where T can be any type containing X and Y values.

My question is, is it possible to Bind a scichart Line Series on to such a collection in order to update via the reactivestream updates?

I’d rather not have to copy points into yet another collection type if possible.

Note: I looked at the nuget for scichart wpf reactive library and that seems to bind on to rx 2.2.5 whereas I’m using system.reactive 4.1.6

Any direction for a new-to-reactive developer would be greatly received.

Greg

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5.4.0.12119
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Hi Greg,

Thanks for your inquiry.

Unfortunately, this is not possible currently. SciChart requires data to be passed as DataSeries. Please see our documentation regarding RenderableSeries for more info:
https://www.scichart.com/documentation/v5.x/webframe.html#What%20is%20a%20RenderableSeries.html

Also, there is no dependency on RX in SciChart libs. Only SciChart, SciChart.DirectX, and SciChart.3D NuGet packages are charting packages.

However, you can create a new feature request if you wish this feature to be available in one of our future releases. Here is how to do this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWa6bRCCAFE

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