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ScottPlot
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Slide the view to the right to keep the newest data points in view. More...
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| CoordinateRange | GetRangeX (CoordinateRange viewRangeX, CoordinateRange dataRangeX) |
| Returns the recommended X axis range given the current view and size of the data. | |
| CoordinateRange | GetRangeY (CoordinateRange viewRangeY, CoordinateRange dataRangeY) |
| Returns the recommended Y axis range given the current view and size of the data. | |
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| double | PaddingFractionX = 0 |
| Defines the amount of whitespace added to the right of the data when data runs outside the current view. 0 for a view that slides every time new data is added 1 for a view that only slides forward when new data runs off the screen. | |
| double | PaddingFractionY = .5 |
| Defines the amount of whitespace added to the top or bottom of the data when data runs outside the current view. 0 sets axis limits to tightly fit the data height 1 sets axis limits to double the vertical span in the direction of the vertical overflow. | |
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| double | Width = 1000 [get, set] |
| Amount of horizontal area to display (in axis units) | |
Slide the view to the right to keep the newest data points in view.
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Returns the recommended X axis range given the current view and size of the data.
| viewRangeX | X axis view range |
| dataRangeX | X axis data range |
Implements ScottPlot.IAxisLimitManager.
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Returns the recommended Y axis range given the current view and size of the data.
| viewRangeY | Y axis view range |
| dataRangeY | Y axis view range |
Implements ScottPlot.IAxisLimitManager.
| double ScottPlot.AxisLimitManagers.Slide.PaddingFractionX = 0 |
Defines the amount of whitespace added to the right of the data when data runs outside the current view. 0 for a view that slides every time new data is added 1 for a view that only slides forward when new data runs off the screen.
| double ScottPlot.AxisLimitManagers.Slide.PaddingFractionY = .5 |
Defines the amount of whitespace added to the top or bottom of the data when data runs outside the current view. 0 sets axis limits to tightly fit the data height 1 sets axis limits to double the vertical span in the direction of the vertical overflow.
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Amount of horizontal area to display (in axis units)