Aleksandr Shestakov
Aleksandr Shestakov
@vigneshtg A1 - Yes, to achieve that you can add `\n` instead of a space. Like this: ``` seriesData.add(new CustomDataEntry(V + "\n" + W, T)); ``` A2 - You can...
@vigneshtg I'm sorry for the typo, it requires a double backslash. Like this: ``` seriesData.add(new CustomDataEntry(V + "\\n" + W, T)); ```
@vigneshtg ``` chart.xScroller(true); chart.yScroller(true); ```
@vigneshtg The sample you provided, implements the xScroller with a single line I already mentioned: ``` chart.xScroller(true); ``` It will create the scroller for your chart. > But the scroller...
@vigneshtg Unfortunately, this is the only possible xScroller implementation in the current version of the library.
@vigneshtg I'm not sure I understood you well. The point value should be bound to a particular x coordinate. So you should provide both X and Value in the dataset.
@vigneshtg In this case, you should the X coordinate manually in the code, the chart doesn't provide a possibility to populate it itself.
Yes, the Cartesian chart supports only a unique point for every category in a series. So, the second point with the same x-coordinate overrides the first one.
@vigneshtg Unfortunately, it's not possible with the current version of the library.
@mathuadi3 I'm not sure that it's possible to create properly the anyChartView like this: ``` linearLayout=findViewById(R.id.linearLayout_graph); AnyChartView chartView=new AnyChartView(getApplicationContext()); ``` Please, try the approach described in [the guide](https://github.com/AnyChart/AnyChart-Android/wiki/Getting-started).