| b ds items |
items := (100 to: 0 by: -5) asOrderedCollection.
b := RTGrapher new.
b extent: 500 @ 100.
ds := RTStackedDataSet new.
ds points: items.
ds y: #yourself.
ds barShape.
b add: ds.
b axisX
labelConversion: [ :index |
(items at: (index min: items size max: 1)) asString ].
b build.
b view
In my case I put time values on x axis. As you can see 0 in the end is really misleading. In the previous axis of grapher last tick was placed right on the last element.
Uko
Hi Yuriy,
Can you provide a code snippet please? It would help to really grasp the problem :-)
Cheers,
Alexandre
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Hi,
I’ve launched my oldish project, and encountered an issue with new grapher. When one uses #labelConversion: he has to define an axis label for a certain index of dataset. But in latest Grapher this index can exceed the total number of dataset entries. While this is not an issue for continuos data, I am experiencing problems when I want to graph readings in a stacked manner. For example I have data readings taken in a different moment of time, and I wan to label the index of a reading and it’s time, to give and idea where in time it is, but when I’m asked about the label on 4 indices after my last reading I cannot put there anything.
Uko
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