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A client wants a long title in a chart y-axis, which currently overflows available space if chart size is not large. Is there a way I can get wrapping? Thanks Peter |
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Hello Peter In the next nightly build, the default chart axis style will have title text wrapping. -Jason Fauchelle |
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Hi Jason, Thanks for the quick update. Peter |
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Hello Peter Unfortunately I had to revert the default title wrapping behavior of the axes. This is because it has now caused the chart to very easily enter a mathematically unsolvable infinite rendering cycle - if the dimensions of the chart are right. Title wrapping is still available without restyling the axes though. In the next nightly build, axes will now have a TitleWrapping property which will be NoWrap by default. The infinite cycle is most possible when both axes are wrapping. The safest bet is to have only the Y axis wrapping. The cycle is easiest to reproduce when the chart is small, so if you wrap both axes and don't have any problems, then feel free to do so. This post is mainly to point out that the titles will no longer wrap by default. -Jason Fauchelle |
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Hi Jason, Thanks for the heads up. This sound like it might be related to the problem in my post "Infinite loop of chart resizing is possible when bar chart height is not constrained". Unfortunately, I still haven't had time to try to reproduce that problem in a simple project. Peter |
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Indeed this may be related to your infinite loop issue, so it would be nice if removing the title wrapping solves it. Otherwise I hope you are able to provide a repro project or maybe make the chart size constant for now. -Jason Fauchelle |
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