I am using OxyPlot in a C# winforms app. My axese are LinearAxis type.
I am trying to plot some real-time data which i have managed to do by adding points to my series and refreshing the plot as data becomes available. However, I am having trouble figuring out how to make the plot move to the right with the time series.
Each time series data point has an X value incremented by (int) 1 and I have tried to get the auto scrolling to happen using .Pan() like so:
xAxis.Pan(-1);
Obviously this hasn't worked since I am assuming the method takes pixel inputs or something and consequently the panning is much slower than the data incrementation.
I have also tried replacing -1 with -MajorTIckSize and -MajorStepSize with no luck as these are generally too small of a move.
My question is, how can i determine the delta i need to be using to pan with the real-data? I am assuming this will depend on the zoom level and obviously it would be nice if it would continue to work as I zoomed in and out.I imagine the solution involves some sort of function that relies on the pixel width of the tick interval or something but I can't figure it out.
PS: I've asked this question on OxyPlot discussion page as well
Thanks,
Armen
Thanks to decatf for posting an answer to my question here and said:
The Transform function in the Axis class will convert data coordinates to screen coordinates. There is an InverseTransform to do the opposite.
So you could try:
double panStep = xAxis.Transform(-1 + xAxis.Offset); xAxis.Pan(panStep);
There is some offset from the axis zero position (I think?) so we need to account for that in the transform to get a unit step.