Bar Chart / Horizontal Bar Chart - Draw area problem

[Perbit]

Hello TeeChart,

I'll show you the following Screenshots:

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Here you see, that when I scroll in the chart, the color-lines are getting over the drawing-area-bounds (see marked inside the red box). Is it an bug, or am I able to disable this?

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Screen Problem Chart over Bounds.png (19.97 KiB) Viewed 14179 times

Here you see, that I need to have a chart, that is bigger than it is possible to show bars (because the place is very limited, where I draw the chart). The next bars (not able to be shown) should be able to be reached by scrolling. But you see, that the Chart-Axes are to big. As next you see in the red box, that the raster of the chart (name "2012") exceed the border of the drawing-area.
Is it possbile to get it cleanly?

I hope you understand what I mean.

Thank you very much,
Perbit

[Yeray]

Hello Perbit,

1.

Here you see, that when I scroll in the chart, the color-lines are getting over the drawing-area-bounds (see marked inside the red box). Is it an bug, or am I able to disable this?

This sounds the same discussed here:
http://www.teechart.net/support/viewtop ... 10&t=10658

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Here you see, that I need to have a chart, that is bigger than it is possible to show bars (because the place is very limited, where I draw the chart). The next bars (not able to be shown) should be able to be reached by scrolling. But you see, that the Chart-Axes are to big. As next you see in the red box, that the raster of the chart (name "2012") exceed the border of the drawing-area.
Is it possbile to get it cleanly?

I'm trying to reproduce this with the following code and TeeChart Java Swing and the following code, but it seems to work fine for me here:

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        tChart1.getAspect().setView3D(false);
        tChart1.getLegend().setVisible(false);
        
        for(int i=0; i<3; i++) {
            HorizBar bar1 = new HorizBar(tChart1.getChart());
            bar1.fillSampleValues();
            bar1.setCustomBarWidth(20);
        }
        
        tChart1.getAxes().getLeft().setMinMax(-0.5, 2.5);

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Could you please modify the code above (or arrange a simple example project) so we can reproduce the problem here?

[Perbit]

The problem is for me, that the Chart have to be bigger than bars can be displayed. Because there are to many bars for so little space. That's the reason why I have to upsize the "Left"-Axis. The upsized Axis is to big for the Draw-Area.

Is there no way to make the chart bigger than the shown draw-Area and make the rest reached by scrolling? So that the Axes don't get out of the actual area-bounds?

Some pieces of my code:

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bar_chart.getAxes().getLeft().setAutomatic(true);
		bar_chart.getAxes().getLeft().setAutomaticMinimum(true);
		bar_chart.getAxes().getLeft().setAutomaticMaximum(true);
		bar_chart.getAxes().getLeft().setStartPosition(-50);
		bar_chart.getAxes().getLeft().setEndPosition(100);
		bar_chart.getAxes().getLeft().setMinimum(0);

[Narcís]

Hi Perbit,

Is there no way to make the chart bigger than the shown draw-Area and make the rest reached by scrolling? So that the Axes don't get out of the actual area-bounds?

Yes, by default TeeChart can be scrolled with the right mouse button as explained in Tutorial 8. Tutorials can be found at "Docs" folder included with the TeeChart installation.

Also, you can use Axis Arrows tool. There's an example at All Features\Welcome!\Tools\Axis Arrows in the TeeChart.Features.jar demo included with the installation as well.

If this doesn't solve the problem please modify Yeray's example or create another simple example project we can run "as-is" to reproduce the problem here.