New Post: Angled Labels in CategoryAxis
Hello So I posted this problem here as well. Basically I have a column chart and it's cutting off the bottom axis labels when I export to a png. All of the labels have the potential to be quite long so...
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New Post: Axis displayed min and max tick labels
Hey, was wondering if there's a way to have an Axis always show it's visible min and max tick labels, regardless of it being a minor or major tick, just to have a number always displayed on the edges...
View ArticleNew Post: Tooltips for annotations
I think the ToolTip property should be added to the PlotElement class and set when rendering all elements. Some refactoring should also be done - e.g. a new virtual Render method on the PlotElement...
View ArticleNew Post: Change axis textcolor in OxyPlot for WPF
This should be covered by https://oxyplot.codeplex.com/workitem/9999. There is a lot of properties not yet covered. I also think we should add a OxyPlot.Wpf.PlotElement class and let the Axis class...
View ArticleClosed Issue: Add XAML support for all Axis classes [10014]
In OxyPlot.Wpf, add XAML support for all types of axes. Include all properties.Comments: Duplicate of https://oxyplot.codeplex.com/workitem/9999
View ArticleEdited Unassigned: LineSeries: OutOfMemoryException when Smooth=true [10227]
Refer to discussion:https://oxyplot.codeplex.com/discussions/550416Exception at : CanonicalSplineHelper.Segment(). Line207.How to reproduce this: 1. Set lineSeries.Smooth = true when create lineSeries....
View ArticleCommented Unassigned: LineSeries: OutOfMemoryException when Smooth=true [10227]
Refer to discussion:https://oxyplot.codeplex.com/discussions/550416Exception at : CanonicalSplineHelper.Segment(). Line207.How to reproduce this: 1. Set lineSeries.Smooth = true when create lineSeries....
View ArticleNew Post: System.InvalidOperationException - OnKeyDown
The 'a' command seems to work in the examples. Can you provide more information how to reproduce this?
View ArticleNew Post: Printing in WPF with XPS/PrintVisual
Have you seen the XpsExporter in the OxyPlot.Xps package? Can this be used? Let us know if there are bugs!
View ArticleNew Post: LegendSymbolZoom property is possibly required when rendering...
How small? Can you create an example that demonstrates the problem? Currently it is showing the legend symbols at the same size as for the points (if size is not specified per point).
View ArticleNew Post: Printing in WPF with XPS/PrintVisual
I looked at the XpsExporter some time ago, but couldn't really use it. It prints the actual OxyPlot - but what i need is much more complex. What I (and GuruK apparently) need is more complex prints...
View ArticleCreated Unassigned: WPF Measure/Arrange/UpdateLayout does not work properly...
See https://oxyplot.codeplex.com/discussions/532065
View ArticleNew Post: Printing in WPF with XPS/PrintVisual
Thanks for the explanation, now I understand. This should be corrected, I guess this also applies when rendering a UserControl to a bitmap? I have added https://oxyplot.codeplex.com/workitem/10231
View ArticleNew Post: WPF version line series thickness
Do you want an aliased line for the LineSeries? For horizontal/vertical lines we can use 'pixel snapping', but I don't think aliased sloped lines are supported in WPF.
View ArticleNew Post: Maximum zoom-in limit
I am using dynamic zooming in my plot, but I want to make it more user-friendly. I wanted to implement limits, so user cannot zoom-out too far and zoom-in too close. Limiting zoom-out is quite simple -...
View ArticleNew Post: Maximum zoom-in limit
Should we add a "MinimumRange" property to the axes? With default value double.MinValue..
View ArticleNew Post: Maximum zoom-in limit
Sounds promising! Thank You, how could I miss it? It works exactly as it should :)
View ArticleNew Post: Axis displayed min and max tick labels
Hmmm some good points. It should definitely have some kind of subtle unique formatting (even just bolded), although it can be changed by the user ofc. As for where it should show up, I was originally...
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