Giampaolo Bellavite
Giampaolo Bellavite
Sorry @MarkLyck I couldn't find time for this. Couldn't you just pass down the logarithmic values to the series?
Sure! I'm not in need of this feature, so the issue is stale until I've some free time to work on it. Maybe you would like to help? 😄
Yup this is my idea: - It should be an option of the `ChartSeries` class (can't figure out the name: `curved` doesn't sound good), e.g. each series can be either...
Nope – it doesn't. If there's a request for this we may think to add this as new feature.
An example? Thanks!
Please provide an example to replicate, thanks!
@lewo this is not possible with the current SwiftChart, but it could by done by changing [this code](https://github.com/gpbl/SwiftChart/blob/master/Chart/Chart.swift#L584-L643) to print an area between the horizontal lines. I'd love to see...
Have you tried using the `xLabels` property as shown in this example? Together with `xLabelFormatter` you should move the labels and the vertical line. https://github.com/gpbl/SwiftChart#partially-filled-series
Hi @pryaniq thanks for your PR! I really appreciate the help. The points (better called _markers_) are a nice addition to the chart. However I think we should provide a...
For example, each `ChartSerie` may have its own marker definition.