Aleksandr Shestakov

@ashivakarthik There's no need in building the repo. All you need is to add the repository to the project build.gradle and add the dependency to the module build.gradle. For details,...

@diaconori Please, can you provide more details about the issue? We will check it.

@shruti3007 Unfortunately, the current version of the library doesn't guarantee compatibility with Fragment. Here is [the guide](https://github.com/AnyChart/AnyChart-Android/wiki/Multiple-charts-in-a-single-layout) for rendering multiple charts in a single layout.

@JavaDeveloper08 You should make the chart active and apply the new data just we showed in previous issues and comments (you have already seen them). And along with the new...

@JavaDeveloper08 The hovering line is placed according to the hovered point index. Even if that point was totally changed, the hover line stays in the same position. Unfortunately, in the...

@JavaDeveloper08 Yes, you can clear the layout, but then you should create the chart again and apply new data to it.

@iamomidk You can achieve that like it is described in [the sample](https://playground.anychart.com/GzHZzobd). Pay attention to line 14. You can learn more about gradient fill in [the documentation article](https://docs.anychart.com/Graphics/Fill_Settings#linear_gradient).

@iamomidk Unfortunately, the gradient chart fill is not supported in the Android library at the moment.

@1479839090 To update the title all you need is to apply a new title just the same as you did it initially in your code.

@1479839090 For details, check [the gist](https://gist.github.com/Shestac92/9d91ab85425fabdfbdfe3868b78961b8) that implements real-time update of the chart's title.