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Hi Byunghoon,
In order to plot multiple series on the chart you can use a SeriesProvider. You can take a look at the SeriesProvider SDK example which demonstrates such scenario.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Regards,
Martin
Telerik
In order to plot multiple series on the chart you can use a SeriesProvider. You can take a look at the SeriesProvider SDK example which demonstrates such scenario.
Please let me know if you have any further questions.
Regards,
Martin
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Byunghoon
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answered on 04 Mar 2015, 05:22 AM
First, thank you for your help. I solved the binding multiple line data.
But, I have a problem. It is performance issue.
I binded 2000 lines data (one line has 8 points) and chart display all lines.
but when I control zoom or pan, the chart is changed too slowly.
Do you have any idea make it more fast? or is there any way like a dinamic binding?
Thank you
But, I have a problem. It is performance issue.
I binded 2000 lines data (one line has 8 points) and chart display all lines.
but when I control zoom or pan, the chart is changed too slowly.
Do you have any idea make it more fast? or is there any way like a dinamic binding?
Thank you
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Hello,
Indeed when you have such big amount of data the chart will create many UI elements which will load the rendering engine of the WPF framework and therefore the application will become slower. In order to boost the chart's performance you can consider using different RenderOptions for the series. The default one (XamlRenderOptions) uses the default framework's rendering engine. You can try the Direct2DRenderOptions instead and see if it works for you. You can read more about the series' RenderOptions in the Rendering help article.
Regards,
Martin
Telerik
Indeed when you have such big amount of data the chart will create many UI elements which will load the rendering engine of the WPF framework and therefore the application will become slower. In order to boost the chart's performance you can consider using different RenderOptions for the series. The default one (XamlRenderOptions) uses the default framework's rendering engine. You can try the Direct2DRenderOptions instead and see if it works for you. You can read more about the series' RenderOptions in the Rendering help article.
Regards,
Martin
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answered on 19 Jan 2021, 07:03 AM
how did you solve the problem of multiple line in one single line chart.