AxisX range, MinValue and MaxValue

[kMOsmane]

Hello, I was using theses 2 events in livecharts V1, PreviewRangeChanged and RangeChanged, to modify the range of my X Axis (min and max), but now I didn't find it in the Livecharts V2 , so how I can change the min and max value of my X Axis in this new version ?

thank you.

[preintel]

Check out the source code of the file Axis.cs (can download the src folder from github), code is below. I am not sure about the events triggering but you can easily set the axis property for min and max values when creating the axis:

myViewModelClass.YAxes = new[]
                                     {
                                                                   new Axis
                                                                   {
                                                                       Name = "Price",
                                                                       Labeler = value => "$"+value.ToString(),
                                                                       MaxLimit = myMaxLimitDouble,
                                                                       MinLimit = myMinLimitDouble
                                                                   }
                                                               };

https://github.com/beto-rodriguez/LiveCharts2/blob/master/src/LiveChartsCore/Axis.cs

[beto-rodriguez]

Use the PropertyChanged event, finally check when the property name is MinLimit or MaxLimit

[Gossenruda]

Hi,

I am trying to do this to. @beto-rodriguez on what object should I set the PropertyChanged? I have tried the Axis but can't seem to find MinValue and MaxValue there.

The reason I am asking is that I would like to place two diagrams vertically that share the same intervall.

[beto-rodriguez]

@Gossenruda My bad, I meant MinLimit or MaxLimit

[Gossenruda]

Aha, ok. I think I have managed to solve it by adding an additional series with min and max value as two points and setting the series to be invisible. Maybe this can help @kMOsmane 🙂