Questions

Dear SciChart Team:

My application is a time chart, the X axis is TimeSpan, the Y axis is a value, I want to append points with a fixed X axis length, but my current practice is to fix the number of points.

For example:
TimeSpan is fixed at ten seconds. After points is appended, if TimeSpan exceeds ten seconds, the first point is deleted, and the latest point are retained.

Dear SciChart Team:

An exception occurs when I drag the X-axis to change the scale via the XAxisDragModifier (as shown in the attached image).
This happens when the X-axis scale is dragged out of view.
Is there any reason for this exception to occur? How can I rule out?

Dear SciChart Team:

I want to extend the chart to fit the size to match DataRange and have two operational scenarios:
1. Call SciChartSurface.ZoomExtents()
2. Double click on the canvas with ZoomExtentsModifier

When I change the Y-axis(X-axis) scale through the YAxisDragModifier(XAxisDragModifier) and append points to the curve, and then execute ZoomExtents(), the chart does not match the DataRange.

How do I zoom extents the chart to match DataRange?

I am not able to find the data point corresponding to current mouse position on heatmap series PreviewMouseMove event.

Here is my code,

private void Contour_PreviewMouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
    {
        var xCalc = Contour.RenderableSeries[0].XAxis.GetCurrentCoordinateCalculator();
        var yCalc = Contour.RenderableSeries[0].YAxis.GetCurrentCoordinateCalculator();
        Point mousePoint = e.GetPosition(((SciChartSurface)sender).ModifierSurface as UIElement);
        double peakXCordInfoValue = xCalc.GetDataValue(mousePoint.X);
        double peakYCordInfoValue = yCalc.GetDataValue(mousePoint.Y);
    }

“Contour” is my SciChart object. When I debugged to find out my X and Y axis data points and compared them with what I find above in peakXCordInfoValue, then they don’t match. Ideally if I am finding the data point then it should match exactly.

I also tried to find index

var index = Contour.RenderableSeries[0].DataSeries.FindIndex(yDataForCoordinate, SearchMode.Nearest);

But it gives error “Operation is not valid due to the current state of the object.”
I also tried cursormodifier and its OnModifierMouseMove event, but it gives same error.

For Example: The actual data point on Y axis is 280.774501562118, and the above code returns 280.523009343212

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

Hello Team,

I am evaluating Sci Chart for using in our production applications. I am creating a POC for the same if it fits our requirements.

I have created a scattered chart successfully. Our next requirement is to select a part of the chart, basically, like data from this date to this date. I was trying to explore VerticalSlice Modifier for it. My purpose was that the user will place the sliders on the start date and end date and we will get those values. Can you tell me if this approach is correct or suggest a different technique, annotation or marker, any other modifier to select data between two dates?

<Grid Grid.Row="1">
        <s:SciChartSurface s:ThemeManager.Theme="BrightSpark">
            <s:SciChartSurface.ChartModifier>
                <s:ModifierGroup>
                    <s:VerticalSliceModifier Name="sliceModifier">
                        <s:VerticalSliceModifier.VerticalLines>
                            <s:VerticalLineAnnotation X1="{Binding SelectedStartDate, Mode=TwoWay}" IsEditable="True"/>
                            <s:VerticalLineAnnotation X1="{Binding SelectedEndDate, Mode=TwoWay}" IsEditable="True"/>
                        </s:VerticalSliceModifier.VerticalLines>
                    </s:VerticalSliceModifier>
                </s:ModifierGroup>
            </s:SciChartSurface.ChartModifier>
            <s:SciChartSurface.XAxis>
                <s:DateTimeAxis AxisTitle="Number of Samples (per Series)"/>
            </s:SciChartSurface.XAxis>
            <s:SciChartSurface.YAxis>
                <s:NumericAxis AxisTitle="Value"/>
            </s:SciChartSurface.YAxis>
            <s:SciChartSurface.RenderableSeries>
                <s:XyScatterRenderableSeries x:Name="scatterSeries" Stroke="OrangeRed" DataSeries="{Binding Chirps}">
                    <s:XyScatterRenderableSeries.PointMarker>
                        <s:EllipsePointMarker Width="9" Height="9" Fill="SteelBlue" Stroke="LightSteelBlue" StrokeThickness="2"/>
                    </s:XyScatterRenderableSeries.PointMarker>
                </s:XyScatterRenderableSeries>
            </s:SciChartSurface.RenderableSeries>
        </s:SciChartSurface>
    </Grid>

Thanks for the help and support

Hi,

I tried submitting a priority support ticket but I always get a 500 error after submitting.

I have an issue with a realtime graph tick label. The “zero” label sometimes changes to a strange value (-5.5511E-17) for no reason.

This only happens when the graph is running in a 32bit process, I can’t replicate it when running at 64bit.

Some info:

No operations on the labels in the code-behind

Data is stored in a XyDataSeries<double,double>

The issue is visible in the video and the image called “G5”. Image “Hashes” shows the alternative text formatting option of “#.#####” which doesn’t show a “0” value at all.
I can write a workaround, but I would like to know if this is a known issue or there is something wrong with my settings.

Video here: https://youtu.be/OGaAOVe9Yew

Thank you

Hi,

I am using .NET 4.0 and SciChart v4.2.6.11205.

I have a viewmodel with the following property:
public AnnotationCollection Annotations { get; set; }

I have tried binding to the Annotations property from my view with the following code but without success:
Annotations=”{Binding Annotations}”
Annotations=”{Binding Path=Annotations}”

How to I bind to an AnnotationsCollection with SciChart 4.0?

Do you have an example you can send me.

Regards,
peter.crowley@snapon.com

Hello,

I am creating a LineAnnotation using Annotation Modifier.

In AnnotationCreated event, I need the Hit Test Info of the start and end Points of annotation i.e. annotation.X1,Y1,X2,Y2 points in order to find out the series name and other information(similar to HitTestAPI example in examples suit).

I also need to verify if they are lying on a series or not.

The problem here is series.HitTest() accepts a raw point which I am unable to get from annotation.

Is there any way to do this.

Hi,

we have a graph which it’s x axis visible range changed when the graph draw until the max (as a travel graph)
we also have logic for each serie a minimum\maximum range, outside of this range the color should be red
so, we use the ExtremePointMarkerPaletteProvider and set for each value the suttible color in the colors list.

our problem is when the graph visible range changed – the serie points is draw correctly but it’s color is not match.
the colors are stay the same as they was before the range changed.
we looked at the colors list and YValues list – the value and the color on each index was match.
the problem is only in the view.

also, after some time it’s fixed, we don’t know what cause it to be fixed…

Thanks

Hi,

every time we update the chart, the lines jump around and it seems we need to have a delay before calling zoomExtents() for it to work properly – but even with 500ms delay, zoomExtents still does not work always (see 0:27 of below video- what helped was manually moving the chart). We want a smooth transition when changing timescale. My guess is we are misusing the library somehow, but after thorough reading through the docs we could still not fix this.

Here is a video showcasing this problem:

https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/cqiUjxOkV6

Here is the code that updates the surface. Basically we clear the Renderable Series of surface before we show new data. Full code where we make charts (on each update) is seen here:

// OHLC Chart Data
ohlcData.append(ohlcSeries.getDateData(), ohlcSeries.getOpenData(), ohlcSeries.getHighData(), ohlcSeries.getLowData(), ohlcSeries.getCloseData());

// Bollinger Upper Band
XyDataSeries<Date, Double> bollUpper = sciChartBuilder.newXyDataSeries(Date.class, Double.class).withSeriesName("BBU").build();
bollUpper.append(ohlcSeries.getDateData(), upperBB_data);
BaseRenderableSeries seriesBBU = sciChartBuilder.newLineSeries().withDataSeries(bollUpper).withStrokeStyle(Color.rgb(70,130,180), 1f).withYAxisId(PRICES).build();
seriesBBU.setClipToBounds(true);

//* ... some more lines and indicators built here ... */

// clear surface on update
if(!surfaceOhlc.getRenderableSeries().isEmpty())
    surfaceOhlc.getRenderableSeries().clear(); 

// create series
seriesMA.setIsVisible(SharedPreferencesInstance.getBoolean("advanced_chart_show_ma", true));
seriesEMA.setIsVisible(SharedPreferencesInstance.getBoolean("advanced_chart_show_ema", true));
seriesBBU.setIsVisible(SharedPreferencesInstance.getBoolean("advanced_chart_show_boll", true));
seriesBBL.setIsVisible(SharedPreferencesInstance.getBoolean("advanced_chart_show_boll", true));
seriesBBM.setIsVisible(SharedPreferencesInstance.getBoolean("advanced_chart_show_boll", true));

surfaceOhlc.getRenderableSeries().add(sciChartBuilder.newCandlestickSeries().withDataSeries(ohlcData).withSeriesInfoProvider(new CustomOHLCSeriesInfoProvider()).withYAxisId(PRICES).build()); // todo : setClipToRounds(true)
surfaceOhlc.getRenderableSeries().add(seriesBBU);
surfaceOhlc.getRenderableSeries().add(seriesBBL);
surfaceOhlc.getRenderableSeries().add(seriesBBM);
surfaceOhlc.getRenderableSeries().add(seriesEMA);
surfaceOhlc.getRenderableSeries().add(seriesMA);

surfaceOhlc.getAnnotations().add(annPrice);

Hello,

I am adding a line annotation using annotation modifier, and it works perfectly fine.

But the problem is, I want to restrict the creation when the start and end points of annotation are not part of a line. I don’t care if they are not part of dataseries points, user can select any point on the line.

I am unable to find a way to verify this. Can you look into this.

I want to made custom verticalLine extension which drag to series point. I use MVVM pattern. I made a custom VerticalLine from VerticalLineAnnotationViewModel. I set X1 value from model then the position of line chaning, then I drag the line with mouse. I get the earlier value of X1 in the DragSarted event, not that value which I set in model.
How can I gat correct value from DragStart?
I found similar problem in forum https://www.scichart.com/questions/wpf/problem-setting-a-vertical-line-annotation-position-in-mvvm

I made wpf project with MVVM. I added LineRenderableSeriesViewModel to the model. SelectedSeriesStyle contains StrokeThickness=3 property. When I click on series, the SeriesSelectionModifier set correctly the line thicknes, but when I set IsSelected property in model, the seriesline thickness not changing. The stroke and PointMarkerTemplate properties work correctly.
Why not changing StrokeThickness property by model?

Hi,

this is my scenario: I want to create a “band annotation”, a stretched box with some text.
I can use Text annotation but I want that annotation stretch in some directions.

In example, X1 = extreme left (as X1=0 in relative mode), X2 = Some X Axis Value, Y1 = Some Y Axis Value, Y2= Some Y Axis Value. This is a band without definite X1 value.

Or: X1 = Some axis value, Y1 = Some Axis Value, X2 = extreme right, Y2=Extreme Bottom, this is a rectangle that stretch to the bottom right corner.

At the end I must place a text in the center of box.

Can you help me?

Thank’s
marc.

hello, i have question is how to draw minor label.
When i use logaxis and zoom to high precision, yaxis have only minor point.
it is not draw any label.

I want to develop a rollover in my IOS application, like the example of Using RolloverModifier. However, the axis label & tooltip display of rollover in this example is static, I want to customize a the the label & tooltip that I want, .xib file or coding to develop also fine.

Can anyone help or give suggestions to my problems? Thanks.

Hello there

I’m looking for any solution to work with milliseconds timestamps (like that one 1563448997279), but haven’t found anything yet.

Is it possible to handle them without losing precision?

Solutions like drop milliseconds not working for me.

One more question to developers:
What is the difference in SCIDataType_DateTime and SCIDataType_SwiftDateTime?

In source code i only found this:
@field SCIDataType_DateTime – NSDate

We have a graph surface with some point markers on it and we want to show a custom tooltip every time the user taps on a point marker. So far I’ve used a UITapGestureRecognizer, convert the touchpoint in the chart frame and for each of the renderable series perform a HitTestAtX with a radius (I’ve tried 1, 5 and 30) but it always returns true, even if I tap on an area where there’s a gap in the chart. Here’s some sample code:

SCIHitTestInfo hitTestInfo = renderableSeries.HitTestProvider.HitTestInterpolateModeAtX(touchPoint.X, touchPoint.Y, 30, renderableSeries.CurrentRenderPassData);

if (hitTestInfo.match)
{
       Console.WriteLine($"Tapped {hitTestInfo.xValue} {hitTestInfo.yValue} with index {hitTestInfo.index} of the series {renderableSeries.DataSeries.SeriesName}");

       var elementSeries = Model.BottomRightLegendList.FirstOrDefault(tup => tup.DataSeries.SeriesName == renderableSeries.DataSeries.SeriesName);

       var element = elementSeries.GraphElement;

       if (element != null)
       {
            matchedElements.Add(element);
       }
}

Why is the “match” property always true, even if there are no Point Markers in the radius?

I am using a custom CursorModifier class in my WPF code. I have created a class inherited from CursorModifier for this purpose. Now I want to apply cross-hair cursor style to my chart. The style in XAML is not getting applied at all. However, when I use the CursorModifier directly (instead of custom modifier class) in XAML, then it applies.

If I changed the TargetType to “loca:MyCursorModifier”, then it gives error “The memeber StrokeThickness is not recognized” & “The “memeber Stroke is not recognized”.

<UserControl.Resources>
    <Style x:Key="CrossLineStyle" TargetType="Line">
        <Setter Property="StrokeThickness" Value="1" />
        <Setter Property="Stroke" Value="Black " />
    </Style>
</UserControl.Resources>

<local:MyCursorModifier ShowTooltip="False" ShowTooltipOn="Never" ShowAxisLabels="False" SourceMode="AllSeries" LineOverlayStyle="{StaticResource CursorLineStyle}"/>

i want to implement a custom modifier to track the users touch, similar to rollover but without displaying a view

I tried to do this by implementing SCIGestureModifier and overriding all the onTouches methods, but – no matter the user behaviour – the modifier will always receive an onTouchesCancelled event after about a second and receive no more of these events after that.

What does work is implement onPanGesture to actually track all the user’s movement but i don’t see any way of how you would receive a touch up event this way (which i do need)

Is there any fundamental misunderstanding on how this should work on my side?

Hi there!

I am relatively new to C# and I am currently trying to plot a network dependency graph in my wpf application. This is something like a hierarchical edge bundling graph. https://vega.github.io/vega/examples/edge-bundling/

Are there any good plotting libraries out there that can help me achieve this? I have looked into Scichart and it does not seem to be able to do it.

Is it possible to display the X Axis peak Value on SciChartRadarSurface?
I tried to use Text Annotation but I don’t know how to use it on SciChartRadarSurface
I tried also to use RadarAxisPanel but I did not find examples that explain how to use it and if I can insert Text annotations inside
Please help
Thank you

Hello,

I have been trying to figure out how can one have datetime support for Polar x axis? Is this already supported? If yes, how?

Looking forward for the response!

We have an application where we have different tabs to control the content of one SciChartSurface. Each tab have its own view on data with different visible YAxes and LineSeries which are changing the surface. The goal is to have one history for each view. For right now the ZoomHistoryManager resets after each change. Is it possible to store the history of each view?

Has anyone encountered this before?

XamlParseException: Unexpected record in Baml stream. Trying to add to SciChartSurface which is not a collection or has a TypeConverter.

<DataTemplate x:Key="SciLineChartTemplate"><Grid><s:SciChartSurface ...

I am trying to plot a column plot. However, my column with is always 0. In debugging, I find that dataPointWidth = Math.Abs(xCoordinateCalculator.GetCoordinate(DataSeries.MinXSpacing) – xCoordinateCalculator.GetCoordinate(0)); is called. However, the DataSeries.MinXSpacing is 0. My XValues are just incremental numbers as 0, 1, 2, 3.. 90. What would cause DataSeries.MinXSpacing to be 0? It should be 1.

Hi! I’ve purchased your products including source code. I need to modify some of your code and have tried in many ways, but I have not compiled your source codes successfully. I am working on it on my Mac Osx, using android studio version of Android Gradle Plugin Version 3.1.0 and Gradle Version 4.4. I’ve got these errors, but I could not find any hints to solve this problem from your QnA site and google. The messages are following. Please let me know how to compile your source code properly. The source codes I have is SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_SDK. Thank you for your good products and service.

Build command failed.

Error while executing process /Users/shiwansung/Library/Android/sdk/ndk-bundle/ndk-build with arguments {NDK_PROJECT_PATH=null APP_BUILD_SCRIPT=/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/Android.mk NDK_APPLICATION_MK=/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/Application.mk APP_ABI=x86_64 NDK_ALL_ABIS=x86_64 NDK_DEBUG=1 APP_PLATFORM=android-19 NDK_OUT=/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/build/intermediates/ndkBuild/debug/obj NDK_LIBS_OUT=/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/build/intermediates/ndkBuild/debug/lib -j4 /Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/build/intermediates/ndkBuild/debug/obj/local/x86_64/libdata.so}

[x86_64] Compile++ : data <= SciListUtil.cpp

[x86_64] Compile++ : data <= arrayOperations.cpp

[x86_64] Compile++ : data <= NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp

[x86_64] Compile++ : data <= resampling.cpp

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

MAKE_NATIVE(double, double)

^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:23:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMinMax(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex,jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: variable has incomplete type ‘void’

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:23:16: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMinMax(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex,jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

           ^

:359:1: note: expanded from here

Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double

^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: expected ‘;’ after top level declarator

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:23:98: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMinMax(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex,jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                             ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:28:104: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ResampleWithoutReduction(JNIEnv *env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                                   ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:33:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMax(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:38:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMin(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:43:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMid(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:48:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMinMaxUnevenlySpaced(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jdouble minXInclusive, jdouble maxXInclusive, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:59:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:53:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ResampleInClusterMode(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:60:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

MAKE_NATIVE(double, float)

^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:23:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMinMax(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex,jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:60:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:28:104: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ResampleWithoutReduction(JNIEnv *env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                                   ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:60:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:33:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMax(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:60:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:38:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMin(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:60:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:43:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMid(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:60:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:48:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMinMaxUnevenlySpaced(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jdouble minXInclusive, jdouble maxXInclusive, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:60:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:53:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ResampleInClusterMode(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:61:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

MAKE_NATIVE(double, short)

^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:23:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMinMax(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex,jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                           ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:61:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:28:104: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ResampleWithoutReduction(JNIEnv *env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jboolean isCategoryData)\

                                                                                                   ^

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:61:1: error: pasting formed ‘Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_double##’, an invalid preprocessing token

/Users/shiwansung/Downloads/SciChart_Android_v2.5.0.2540_Source/data/src/main/jni/NativePointResamplerFactory.cpp:33:96: note: expanded from macro ‘MAKE_NATIVE’

JNIEXPORT void Java_com_scichart_data_numerics_pointresamplers_NativePointResamplerFactory_##TX####TY##ReducePointsMax(JNIEnv* env, jclass, jobject resampledSeries, j##TX##Array xColumn, j##TY##Array yColumn, jint startIndex, jint endIndex, jint viewportWidth, jboolean isCategoryData)\

I’m trying to add more intervals into the legend of the Heat map. So far it only displays 10, 8, 6, 4, 2, 0, but I would like to edit it to display the numbers 0-10. From what I understand, the TickProvider API only works with an X or Y axis so I’m not sure if there’s a way to add the function.

I’m using the Ternary Chart to plot three variables of interest.

Technically, a ternary plot should have three variables that sum to a constant.

However, the domain of my variables includes negative values.

Now, in theory, the linear space of the domains of each of the variables could be mapped onto R => [0,100].
From this, we can then compute the sum and normalize each variable by this sum to produce a [0, 100] value for each of the axes.

The problem is, I lose the original domain values prior to the transformation.

So my question is, can I use negative values for the ternary plot?

Thanks.

Hi,
so I want ask about the gradient color does the latest version of scichart support using gradient color in charts for both xamrin.android and Xamarin.ios

Hello,
My requirement is to plot 3 dimensional data(x,y,z) in 2 D WPF chart. I know this is possible with bubble chart. But , i would like the plot to be seen as shown in the attached image file. I would like have Crossmark point marker instead of bubble(ellipse marker?) and crossmark should not be scaled according to z value(no scaling of point marker and it should be of default size ).
Please let me know how to achieve this one?

Hi,
I’m using SciChart version 5.1.1.11473, runtime v4.0.30319 and SciChartEx 1.0.0.0.
I am having difficulty using LineArrowAnnotation and I need some help to solve my problem.

My problem is when I use the zoom and the size of the arrows.
When I zoom I need the length of the arrow not to change.
What process do I need to do to make the arrow the same size even when zoomed in?

. Below is a brief explanation of the program.
I made a linear graph where in certain points I show arrows down or up on the screen. (see Image01 below)
( Image01 )

With “HeadLength” and “HeadWidth” I can make the arrow head, the arrow body I am using “Y1” and “Y2”. (see Image02 below)
( Image02 )

When I zoom, I noticed that the arrow head does not change, but the length of the arrow does.
I need this length of arrow not to change like the head of the arrow. (see Image03 below)
( Image03 )

Finally, I apologize for my lack of knowledge of the products of your lordships.
And thanks for the attention paid.
Waiting for an answer.

Hamilton.

Does Sci chart has any framework to support UI Automation in Android/iOS? Also I came across some screenshot based test for verification, Is this available for licensed user to test in Android/iOS?

Hello,

I recently upgraded from v3 to v5, and I cannot figure out what to replace ToolTipLabelTemplate types with now that it’s missing. I saw in a different question like this that you directed them to look at ToolTipModifier documentation, and I have looked there, but I can’t find anything helpful for this problem. Could you please direct me to an example or explain what to change for a ToolTipLabelTemplate to make it work in v5.

Thanks,
Rachel

Hi, if I have multiple graphs stacking on top of one another, is there any way for me to align them by the Y axis on the left?

I noticed that padding is applied to the most outer edge drawn item, so in many cases that would be the label, not the axis.