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KnightHawk Posted - 29 Apr 2008 : 17:44:47
Is there any example, or any way to have the y-axis scroll and the x-axis remains fixed, like rotating the whole graph 90 degrees. So the new y-axis (old x-axis) is scrolling up, and the new x-axis (old y-axis) is scaling for the new data?

In other words, is there a way to have the independant variable is now located on the vertical-axis, and the dependant variable is located on the horizontal-axis?
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quinncurtis Posted - 29 Apr 2008 : 21:45:03
Sorry, but the RTScrollFrame does not implement a scrolling y-axis.

Also, only the x-axis can be a time axis. If your application uses a simple CartesianCoordinate system, with a numeric y-axis, you can always just rescale the y-axis your self.

See the SwingExamples.LinePlotScrollBar example. That example pans the x-scale and axis, but the same concept can be applie to the y-scale and axis.

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