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Intersection point for two series

Open sandeepyohans opened this issue 7 years ago • 2 comments

Issue Summary

I want to mark points of intersection of two series on my GraphView implementation

Reproduction Steps

I have plotted 2 series in following manner:

GraphView graph = (GraphView) findViewById(R.id.graph);

//         activate horizontal zooming and scrolling
        graph.getViewport().setScalable(true);

 //         activate horizontal scrolling
        graph.getViewport().setScrollable(true);

//         activate horizontal and vertical zooming and scrolling
        graph.getViewport().setScalableY(true);

//         activate vertical scrolling
       graph.getViewport().setScrollableY(false);

PointsGraphSeries<DataPoint> series1 = new PointsGraphSeries<>(new DataPoint[]{
            new DataPoint(3, 4),
            new DataPoint(4, 4.1),
            new DataPoint(5, 4.2),
            new DataPoint(6, 4.3),
            new DataPoint(7, 4.4),
            new DataPoint(8, 4.4),
            new DataPoint(9, 4.4),
            new DataPoint(10, 4.4),
            new DataPoint(10, 4.4),
            new DataPoint(10, 4.5),
            new DataPoint(11, 4.5),
            new DataPoint(12, 4.5),
            new DataPoint(12, 4.2),
            new DataPoint(13, 4.3),
            new DataPoint(14, 4.4),
            new DataPoint(15, 4.5),
            new DataPoint(16, 4.6),
            new DataPoint(16, 5.0),
            new DataPoint(17, 5.0),
            new DataPoint(18, 5.1),
            new DataPoint(19, 5.4),
            new DataPoint(20, 5.5),
            new DataPoint(21, 5.6),
            new DataPoint(22, 5.6),
            new DataPoint(25, 5.7),
            new DataPoint(26, 5.7),
            new DataPoint(27, 5.8),
            new DataPoint(28, 5.8),
            new DataPoint(29, 5.9),
            new DataPoint(30, 5.9),
            new DataPoint(30, 6.0),
            new DataPoint(31, 6.0),
            new DataPoint(32, 6.0)
    });
    graph.addSeries(series1);
    series1.setShape(PointsGraphSeries.Shape.POINT);
    series1.setColor(Color.BLACK);

    PointsGraphSeries<DataPoint> series2 = new PointsGraphSeries<DataPoint>(new DataPoint[]{
            new DataPoint(3, 5),
            new DataPoint(4, 4.9),
            new DataPoint(5, 4.8),
            new DataPoint(6, 4.7),
            new DataPoint(7, 4.6),
            new DataPoint(8, 4.5),
            new DataPoint(9, 4.4),
            new DataPoint(10, 4.3),
            new DataPoint(11, 4.2),
            new DataPoint(12, 4.1),
            new DataPoint(13, 4.0),
            new DataPoint(14, 3.9),
            new DataPoint(15, 3.8),
            new DataPoint(16, 3.7),
            new DataPoint(17, 3.6),
            new DataPoint(18, 3.5),
            new DataPoint(19, 3.4),
            new DataPoint(20, 3.3),
            new DataPoint(21, 3.2),
            new DataPoint(22, 3.1),
            new DataPoint(23, 3.0),
            new DataPoint(24, 2.9),
            new DataPoint(25, 2.7),
            new DataPoint(26, 2.6),
            new DataPoint(27, 2.5),
            new DataPoint(28, 2.4),
            new DataPoint(29, 2.3),
            new DataPoint(30, 2.2),
            new DataPoint(31, 2.1),
            new DataPoint(32, 2.0),
            new DataPoint(33, 1.9),
            new DataPoint(34, 1.8),
            new DataPoint(35, 1.7),
            new DataPoint(36, 1.6),
            new DataPoint(37, 1.5),
            new DataPoint(38, 1.4),
            new DataPoint(39, 1.2),
            new DataPoint(40, 1.1),
            new DataPoint(42, 0.9),
            new DataPoint(43, 0.9),
            new DataPoint(44, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(45, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(46, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(47, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(48, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(49, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(50, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(51, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(52, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(53, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(54, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(55, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(56, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(57, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(58, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(59, 1.0),
            new DataPoint(60, 1.0),
    });
   graph.addSeries(series2);
    series2.setShape(PointsGraphSeries.Shape.POINT);
    series2.setColor(Color.MAGENTA);

Expected Behavior

I want to mark the intersection point of both series1 and series2 with a label First Point.

Actual Behavior

Unable to get the intersection of two series.

sandeepyohans avatar Aug 16 '18 04:08 sandeepyohans

I am trying to plot 2 lines (Two different lines of different Data Points). But when i add 2nd Series , 1st series get vanished. Please can you help ? how did you plot 2 lines ? @sandeepyohans

zohaibTheMobileDev avatar Dec 14 '18 08:12 zohaibTheMobileDev

@zohaibshan please provide your code.

sandeepyohans avatar Jan 11 '19 06:01 sandeepyohans