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How about specifying an interpolation method, which would draw data that is missing as a straight line (i.e. the previous point).
For example, let's say I'm plotting time and values:
January 1,000
April 1,200
Right now the lineseries interpolates from 1,000 to 1,200, and it looks like a diagonal ...
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I'm trying to use Visual State Manager to animate the Foreground brush of a TextBlock.
Here's my XAML:
<UserControl x:Class="VSMTesting.VSMTest"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
Height="300" ...
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I already had my max and min bound to the ViewModel, but the values weren't set until later (so they were DateTime.MinValue, which probably didn't help matters). In any case, the XAML solution only works if Interval and IntervalType are also bound to the ViewModel (if they're set to literals in XAML they get evalulated before ...
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I'm using Silverlight charts in WPF so I don't know if this is a WPF-only issue or not, but something seems wrong with DateTimeAxis interval calculations. When I set an interval of 30 minutes on a DateTimeAxis, the startup time for the chart becomes very slow (15 seconds!). When I don't set interval (which implicitly means it's set ...
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That was one of the first things I did. It's frustrating to have to modify my dataset's bounds for something that's a visual concept. Are there any other workarounds you can think of ?
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I've tried retemplating the chart, also to no avail. I've resolved myself to padding the x and y-axes. I'm still open to suggestions.
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When using a scatterseries, or in some cases lineseries (it seems to have better correction behavior), parts of the points can appear clipped or cut by the chart boundaries. I've approached this problem with a few different solutions, none of which seem satisfactory to me:
1.) I 'widened' the max and min for my X-axis, which ...
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Got it myself. Just have to bind the minimum and maximum properties of the axis to the beginning and end of the day.
Thanks
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Hi,
I'm trying to plot data over the course of a day using a line series. I would like the x-axis (date time) to be a fixed size (beginning of day - end of day) even though my data values only are for the part of the day completed thus far.
In other words, if I'm plotting 12 hours, and each hour takes up 50 pixels, and I have ...