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Hello Jason If we use vertical axes and set the Y-axes scaling to values that are inside the minimum-maximum of the series values, some values get plotted on top of the other charts. See attached screen shot. Is it possible to clip the values that are outside the given axis? Best regards |
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Hi Nicklas, Thanks for the suggestion. I've added an IsClipped property to the LineSeries class which you can set to true for the line to be clipped to the vertically stacked axis. For now this is only available for LineSeries, so let me know any other series you need this implemented for. This property will be available in the next nightly build. Hope that works well for you! -Jason Fauchelle |
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Hello Jason I can't see the property on the LineSerie items. Am I looking in the wrong place? Even if I search through the whole solution for the source code in the latest nightly (2015-01-13) I can't find the word IsClipped anywhere. //Nicklas |
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Hi Nicklas, I added this property to WPF Elements 7.0. Are you still using version 6.0? if so, would you be able to look at upgrading to version 7? The main difference between 6 and 7 is that it now targets .NET 4.0 -Jason Fauchelle |
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Hello Jason After I've switched over to vertical axes and turned on IsClipped I can't seem to turn it off again if I change the axes mode. I've sent you a repro project showing this problem to your email. Best regards |
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Hi Nicklas, Thanks for sending the repro project. Apologies for missing this bit of logic. I've fixed this up for the next nightly build. -Jason Fauchelle |
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