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I have a stream of data which doesn't have a timestamp. The rate of events is so high that I need a microseconds resolution to use timestamp based approach. I know that JS doesn't support microseconds in Date object This means calling new Date() will not work.
I have a monotonically increasing event id (integer). Is there a way I can implement a scrolling chart similar to the one provided by streaming plugin (with zoom feature) using linear scale instead of time or realtime?
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I have a stream of data which doesn't have a timestamp. The rate of events is so high that I need a microseconds resolution to use timestamp based approach. I know that JS doesn't support microseconds in Date object This means calling
new Date()
will not work.I have a monotonically increasing event id (integer). Is there a way I can implement a scrolling chart similar to the one provided by streaming plugin (with zoom feature) using linear scale instead of
time
orrealtime
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: