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[quote][i]Originally posted by ilhany[/i]
[br]Hello,

based on the example code in FinCandlestickPlot.java, I try to write a chart application. I want to dynamically update the time data and OHLC Data, keeping the number of candlesticks constant.

I tried this:

[code]		
		for(int i=0; i<nNumPnts; i++)
		{
			xValues[i].setTime(new Date(Times.get(i)));
			stockPriceData[0][i] = O.get(i); //o
			stockPriceData[1][i] = H.get(i); //h
			stockPriceData[2][i] = L.get(i); //l
			stockPriceData[3][i] = C.get(i); //c
		}
		Dataset1.setTimeXData(xValues);
		Dataset1.setGroupData(stockPriceData);
		pTransform1.autoScale(Dataset1,ChartConstants.AUTOAXES_FAR,  ChartConstants.AUTOAXES_FAR);
		xAxis1.calcAutoAxis();
		yAxis1.calcAutoAxis();
		updateDraw();
		repaint();
[/code]

While the axis boundaries are calculated correctly, the chart looks very weird. I narrowed the problem to "Dataset1.setTimeXData(xValues);", if I comment this out, the chart looks ok, beside that the time axis is not correct. Please give me a hint.

Thank you,
Ilhan

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ilhany	Posted - 01 Jan 2014 : 10:17:35 Hello, based on the example code in FinCandlestickPlot.java, I try to write a chart application. I want to dynamically update the time data and OHLC Data, keeping the number of candlesticks constant. I tried this: for(int i=0; i<nNumPnts; i++) { xValues[i].setTime(new Date(Times.get(i))); stockPriceData[0][i] = O.get(i); //o stockPriceData[1][i] = H.get(i); //h stockPriceData[2][i] = L.get(i); //l stockPriceData[3][i] = C.get(i); //c } Dataset1.setTimeXData(xValues); Dataset1.setGroupData(stockPriceData); pTransform1.autoScale(Dataset1,ChartConstants.AUTOAXES_FAR, ChartConstants.AUTOAXES_FAR); xAxis1.calcAutoAxis(); yAxis1.calcAutoAxis(); updateDraw(); repaint(); While the axis boundaries are calculated correctly, the chart looks very weird. I narrowed the problem to "Dataset1.setTimeXData(xValues);", if I comment this out, the chart looks ok, beside that the time axis is not correct. Please give me a hint. Thank you, Ilhan
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ilhany	Posted - 01 Jan 2014 : 18:38:30 That was the solution. Thank you.
quinncurtis	Posted - 01 Jan 2014 : 16:10:40 The times look OK. But with a separation of 10 seconds, I would guess that you are specifying an incorrect width parameter for the CandlestickPlot, or OHLCPLot object. For data spaced 10 seconds apart you should be using a 5 second width, calculated using the ChartCalendar.getCalendarWidthValue utility method. CandlestickPlot thePlot2 = new CandlestickPlot(pTransform1, Dataset1, ChartCalendar.getCalendarWidthValue(Calendar.SECOND,5), defaultattrib, fillattrib); What value or expression are you using to set the width value? If you change the data so that the data points are much closer together, you must also change the width value. thePlot2.setBarWidth(ChartCalendar.getCalendarWidthValue(Calendar.SECOND,5));
ilhany	Posted - 01 Jan 2014 : 15:37:47 Times is of type LongBuffer. I made some debug strings. SimpleDateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy.MM.dd HH:mm:ss.SSS"); Date newDate = new Date(Times.get(i)); xValues[i].setTime(newDate); ... textArea.append(df.format(xValues[i].getTime())+", o: " + sO+", h: " + sH+", l: " + sL+", c: " + sC + "\n"); result: 2007.03.30 16:00:00.000, o: 1.33757, h: 1.33757, l: 1.33757, c: 1.33757 2007.03.30 16:00:10.000, o: 1.33787, h: 1.33787, l: 1.33787, c: 1.33787 2007.03.30 16:00:20.000, o: 1.33786, h: 1.33786, l: 1.33786, c: 1.33786 2007.03.30 16:00:30.000, o: 1.33751, h: 1.33751, l: 1.33723, c: 1.33723 2007.03.30 16:00:40.000, o: 1.3372, h: 1.3372, l: 1.3372, c: 1.3372 2007.03.30 16:00:50.000, o: 1.33716, h: 1.33716, l: 1.33716, c: 1.33716 2007.03.30 16:01:10.000, o: 1.3374, h: 1.3374, l: 1.3374, c: 1.3374 2007.03.30 16:01:20.000, o: 1.3374, h: 1.3376, l: 1.3374, c: 1.3375 2007.03.30 16:01:30.000, o: 1.3375, h: 1.3375, l: 1.33715, c: 1.33725 2007.03.30 16:01:40.000, o: 1.3373, h: 1.33745, l: 1.3372, c: 1.33745 2007.03.30 16:01:50.000, o: 1.3375, h: 1.3376, l: 1.33745, c: 1.3375 2007.03.30 16:02:00.000, o: 1.3375, h: 1.3376, l: 1.33745, c: 1.3375 ... The output is what I expected because my tick data stored in a file starts at 2007.03.30, 16:00.
quinncurtis	Posted - 01 Jan 2014 : 14:38:34 It looks like your dates are invalid. Something is going wrong in the conversion you identify: xValues[i].setTime(new Date(Times.get(i))); break it into two steps: Date newdate = new Date(Times.get(i)); xValues[i].setTime(newdate); and look at the values of newdate using the debugger. See that it is a proper date, in the current era (i.e. > 1971). What type of object, or value, is returned by Times.get(i) ?
ilhany	Posted - 01 Jan 2014 : 12:48:26 Chart ok, wrong time data (setTimeXData commented out): http://s7.directupload.net/file/d/3489/bfmzq8or_png.htm Chart weird: http://s1.directupload.net/file/d/3489/wahcde6i_png.htm
quinncurtis	Posted - 01 Jan 2014 : 10:23:22 We don't know what your chart looks like. Try and include a picture in your post. You can do that uploading it to some server (a free picture posting site will work, or your own company server) and use the Insert Image icon. If you can't do that, send us the picture in an e-mail to support@quinn-curtis.com.

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