Hello! To get my app up and running 100% I need these features fixed: 1) Most important: "Relative gradient" for area/bar chart, as described in the forum and here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14014925/how-to-set-absolute-area-gradient http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14155421/how-to-create...

I'm wondering if you should also set these:

fontPaint.setTypeface(font.getTypeFace()); // getTypeFace() needs to be implemented
fontPaint.setUnderlineText(font.getUnderline());
fontPaint.setStrikeThruText(font.getStrikeout());

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14155421/how-to-create-gradient-for-tchart-bar Was TJ71016478 fixed? Also, I believe this answer is incomplete. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14014925/how-to-set-absolute-area-gradient In your answer, you set the start color to green: band1.getGradient().setSt...

This is what I came up with. Correct? protected void drawString(int x, int y, final String text, final ChartBrush brush) { // FIX: Paint fontPaint = brush.getPaint(); fontPaint.setTextSize(font.getSize() * (float)(chart.getAspect().getFontZoom() * 0.01)); // Paint fontPaint = font.getPaint((float) (...

Could you please share the patch for this bug?

When can we expect a new maintenance release?

I'm ready to release my software but I need some outstanding issues to be solved first (I have reported all of them). I do have the source code so a list source code diffs would suffice.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1414 ... n-teechart

TJ71016479

Will this be added in the maintenance release? This feature is very important for me!

Ah, got it!

worked better. Thanks.

How do I remove the arrow after adding it?

Thanks. I tried that, but it doesn't work. However, I found a workaround: _chart.setLegendResolver(new LegendAdapter() { @Override public Rectangle getBounds(Legend legend, Rectangle rectangle) { return new Rectangle(rectangle.x, rectangle.y, rectangle.width - 6, rectangle.height); }; }); Though, I ...

My right-aligned legend is always 0 pixels from the right side of my chart. I would like to add a couple of pixels spacing, but can't figure out how. Looking through the source code, it seems no such feature is available.

Any ideas?

Is it possible to add an arrow at the end of the left axis?

I have very limited time on this project, so unfortunately a sample project has to wait. However, this fixed the issue: pie.getMarks().setVisible(true); pie.getMarks().getPen().setVisible(false); pie.getMarks().getCallout().setLength(0); pie.getMarks().setStyle(MarksStyle.SERIESTITLE); Note the call...

pie.getMarks().setVisible(true); pie.getMarks().setStyle(MarksStyle.SERIESTITLE); Consider your code in the adjustCircleMarks() function: ... rCircleRect.y += tmpH; rCircleRect.height -= 2 * tmpH; ... rCircleRect.x += tmpW; rCircleRect.width -= 2 * tmpW; On some screens (using Samsung GT-S55701 here...