Hi,
I have succesfully implemeted the process of displaying a graph for xamarin IOS. I have an issue on the formating of the DateTime x axis. I use the following code to specify the axis, the end result should be the x axis to display months as: Jan-15 Feb-15 MAr-15 .. etc
TKChartDateTimeAxis xAxis = new TKChartDateTimeAxis();
xAxis.MajorTickIntervalUnit = TKChartDateTimeAxisIntervalUnit.Months;
this.MyChart.XAxis = xAxis;
If I do not specify anything for the format property I get as a result the names of the months on the x axis, like the attached picture, with no indcation on the respective years. I get Öct Nov Dec etc" when I really want "Oct-14 Nov -14" etc. Can you please provide some feedback on how to accomplish the expected result?
Also, in other implementations of the Chart control, like Unified Windows, you have a second option for the DateTime chart like "DateTimeContinuousAxis", which is very usefull for dispalying date data that does not fall into a serial mode, for example stock tick data. Is this option available for the xamarin IOS chart control?
Regards,
George
I have succesfully implemeted the process of displaying a graph for xamarin IOS. I have an issue on the formating of the DateTime x axis. I use the following code to specify the axis, the end result should be the x axis to display months as: Jan-15 Feb-15 MAr-15 .. etc
TKChartDateTimeAxis xAxis = new TKChartDateTimeAxis();
xAxis.MajorTickIntervalUnit = TKChartDateTimeAxisIntervalUnit.Months;
this.MyChart.XAxis = xAxis;
If I do not specify anything for the format property I get as a result the names of the months on the x axis, like the attached picture, with no indcation on the respective years. I get Öct Nov Dec etc" when I really want "Oct-14 Nov -14" etc. Can you please provide some feedback on how to accomplish the expected result?
Also, in other implementations of the Chart control, like Unified Windows, you have a second option for the DateTime chart like "DateTimeContinuousAxis", which is very usefull for dispalying date data that does not fall into a serial mode, for example stock tick data. Is this option available for the xamarin IOS chart control?
Regards,
George
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Hello, George,
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You can accomplish the desired effect by customizing the text for the axis labels. This can be done by implementing the TKChartDelegate protocol and overriding its chart:textForAxis:value:atIndex: method. By doing this you will be able to modify the text for the axis labels. Its easy to do this by using NSDateFormatter class. Consider the sample below:
Yoanna
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You can accomplish the desired effect by customizing the text for the axis labels. This can be done by implementing the TKChartDelegate protocol and overriding its chart:textForAxis:value:atIndex: method. By doing this you will be able to modify the text for the axis labels. Its easy to do this by using NSDateFormatter class. Consider the sample below:
chart.Delegate = new ChartDelegate ();//...class ChartDelegate: TKChartDelegate{ public override string TextForAxis (TKChart chart, TKChartAxis axis, NSObject value, nuint index) { if (axis.Position == TKChartAxisPosition.Bottom) { NSDateFormatter formatter = new NSDateFormatter (); formatter.DateFormat = "MMM - dd"; return formatter.StringFor (value); } return null; }}I hope this solves the issue. If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact us.
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answered on 12 Aug 2015, 06:33 AM
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks