scrollToEnd in Android - GraphView
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I'm trying to use Android - GraphView. Specifically I'm using the real time chart. Now out of the two options available to update a graph, I want to use the resetData. And I want after plotting of graph, my graph should scroll to the very end of it.
If I had been using the other option of appendData, I had to just set the scrollToEnd variable to true in the parameter list of appendData. But I want to use the first option (resetData), and the graph should scroll.
Although, there isn't anything in their documentation for the same. But I'm just curious if that is possible, if I tweak their code a little?
android android-graphview asked Nov 12 at 10:05
Nikhil Wagh
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I'm trying to use Android - GraphView. Specifically I'm using the real time chart. Now out of the two options available to update a graph, I want to use the resetData. And I want after plotting of graph, my graph should scroll to the very end of it.
If I had been using the other option of appendData, I had to just set the scrollToEnd variable to true in the parameter list of appendData. But I want to use the first option (resetData), and the graph should scroll.
Although, there isn't anything in their documentation for the same. But I'm just curious if that is possible, if I tweak their code a little?
android android-graphview asked Nov 12 at 10:05
Nikhil Wagh
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You want to your graph to move to left. right ?
– Rohit Singh
Nov 12 at 10:11
Theviewportshould move to right.
– Nikhil Wagh
Nov 12 at 10:11
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I'm trying to use Android - GraphView. Specifically I'm using the real time chart. Now out of the two options available to update a graph, I want to use the resetData. And I want after plotting of graph, my graph should scroll to the very end of it.
If I had been using the other option of appendData, I had to just set the scrollToEnd variable to true in the parameter list of appendData. But I want to use the first option (resetData), and the graph should scroll.
Although, there isn't anything in their documentation for the same. But I'm just curious if that is possible, if I tweak their code a little?
android android-graphview asked Nov 12 at 10:05
Nikhil Wagh
376421
I'm trying to use Android - GraphView. Specifically I'm using the real time chart. Now out of the two options available to update a graph, I want to use the resetData. And I want after plotting of graph, my graph should scroll to the very end of it.
If I had been using the other option of appendData, I had to just set the scrollToEnd variable to true in the parameter list of appendData. But I want to use the first option (resetData), and the graph should scroll.
Although, there isn't anything in their documentation for the same. But I'm just curious if that is possible, if I tweak their code a little?
android android-graphview android android-graphview asked Nov 12 at 10:05
Nikhil Wagh
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asked Nov 12 at 10:05
Nikhil Wagh
376421
asked Nov 12 at 10:05
Nikhil Wagh
376421
asked Nov 12 at 10:05
Nikhil Wagh
376421
asked Nov 12 at 10:05
Nikhil Wagh
376421
376421
You want to your graph to move to left. right ?
– Rohit Singh
Nov 12 at 10:11
Theviewportshould move to right.
– Nikhil Wagh
Nov 12 at 10:11
add a comment |
You want to your graph to move to left. right ?
– Rohit Singh
Nov 12 at 10:11
Theviewportshould move to right.
– Nikhil Wagh
Nov 12 at 10:11
You want to your graph to move to left. right ?
– Rohit Singh
Nov 12 at 10:11
You want to your graph to move to left. right ?
– Rohit Singh
Nov 12 at 10:11
The
viewport should move to right.– Nikhil Wagh
Nov 12 at 10:11
The
viewport should move to right.– Nikhil Wagh
Nov 12 at 10:11
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You want to your graph to move to left. right ?
– Rohit Singh
Nov 12 at 10:11
The
viewportshould move to right.– Nikhil Wagh
Nov 12 at 10:11