setMarginRight did the trick! Thanks!

That's the code I was looking for. Thanks!

I removed the localization entirely (assuming "design time") since I do not use any of the localized strings. I did have to set the format for my axis labels explicitly, but I can live with that :) Regarding localization, why not use the resource system that comes with Android? Just put xml resource...

In that post I asked for the opposite; the same gradient for all bars.

Now I'm asking for different gradients for different bars (obviously in the same Bar class instance). Please see attached image.

This line takes 3 seconds on my Nexus 4 (using English/UK locale): chart = new TChart(this); The culprit is this line: bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle(languages, currentLocale); Not sure why this activate() function is even called. It seems it only looks for the line/column separators. Really odd!...

You can easily get a specific gradient for all bars in a Bar chart. However, what if you want different gradients for each bar in the Bar chart? Bar bar = new Bar(chart.getChart()); bar.getColors().setColor(0, red); bar.getColors().setColor(1, blue); bar.add(0, 123, "Red"); bar.add(0, 123, "Blue"); ...

I've noticed that if I set a font size of 18, it looks ok on my Nexus 4, but on my Galaxy Mini (with horrible resolution) the font is LARGE. I believe your APIs expect "pixel count", which doesn't reflect what you see on a real device. Instead, DPs (device independent pixels) should be used. Is it u...

Ok, found a fix. Please verify that this is the right way to solve this! public Image image(int width, int height) { final Object old = androidGraphics.getGraphics(); Image i = new Image(width, height); Canvas c = new Canvas(i.bitmap); // FIX: Explicitly call save() to allow for canvas.restore() lat...

Please post a source code fix here as soon as possible. This is a blocker for my app
I'll see if I can fix it until then! Thanks.

I do this to export an image from my area chart (painted with SeriesBand): chart.doInvalidate(); Image img = chart.getExport().getImage().image(WIDTH, HEIGHT); chart.doInvalidate(); That works the first time. The second time it crashes on the call to restore() in Graphics3DAndroid.java. public void ...

Hi again. I couldn't wait, so I implemented n-color gradient. Yeray, please e-mail me (the e-mail is linked to my account) if you want my source code changes.

I believe there is a simple solution to get this right. This works: if (dir == GradientDirection.VERTICAL) { g = new LinearGradient(0, /*rectangle.y*/0, 0, rectangle.getBottom(), colors, null, Shader.TileMode.CLAMP); } If you ask me, the above is the correct way to apply a gradient on any chart. Per...

Recall this issue: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14005930/how-do-i-hide-the-hand-cursor I believe you already fixed this, but I'll post this anyway :) I moved the try/finally block inside the visibility check in drawHand() function, CircularGauge.java(1010). That makes sure the call to resetTra...

Hi. Thanks for the clarification! Setting each color from a specific gradient array is desirable but not a requirement. Using three colors is good enough for my needs. But even if I use SeriesBand the result is not 100% correct. Recall your sample here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14014925/ho...

That looks like 100 pixels on the left. What about the right side? In my app it touches the border of the entire TChart view.