When am plotting a data where the value varies from 0 to 25. The data is being plotted less than 0 and greater than 25.
When am plotting a data where the value varies from 0 to 25. The data is being plotted less than 0 and greater than 25.
Hi Jerin,
Can you send a link to a screenshot that shows this situation so we can see exactly what you mean? Thanks!
Please see the screenshot in the below link.......
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B84ZxmfP3vjpWDFNa21MQ19VeGc
Hi Jerin,
Could you share it as public or use a different image service that is a public one? Thanks!
Sorry for that..
Please use the below link
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9KGrT-6y0sXUVhQQW9BUHRRTlE
Hi Jerin,
Thank you! Which line kind do you have set? Is it Normal or Spline? The reason I ask is that spline line logic use the data points as guides and core WPF determines how to render the lines to join the guides. So in some cases where there are extremes, splines can sometimes render the lines slightly outside of the guide points to achieve their curve. You shouldn't see that happen with Normal lines though because those just connect the data points linearly.
I had used Line Kind Normal only. Not Spline or Step.
Hi Jerin,
Could you send our support address a new small sample project that shows it happening, so that we can debug with it and see what's going on then? In your email, reference this thread. Please remove the bin/obj folders from the ZIP you send and rename the .zip file extension so it doesn't get spam blocked. Thanks!
Hi Jerin,
Thanks for the sample. What was happening was the line join on the line shape was using the default miter settings and since they were very squished, WPF rendered the joins extending out. We changed the line join to be round for the upcoming maintenance release and that fixes the problem.
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