Core Plot 2.3 has been released! This release updates Core Plot to be compatible with Xcode 11 and

Just wanted to say thanks for all your efforts! =)

Please provide more information. How did you add Core Plot to your project (CocoaPods, etc.)? What

Which branch are you using? You need to use the release-2.4 branch with recent versions of Xcode.

Also, just want to say I am really enjoying working with CorePlot and I hope to contribute in the

I think I'm going to leave it that way and pass static and variable plot parameters in the

Greatly appreciated all the assistance. On Thursday, December 17, 2020 at 2:19:07 PM UTC-6 JustFred

Hi. Thanks for your help. I have worked around the code and got the desired output finally. On Monday

Thank you very much. This allowed the flexibility I needed. On Saturday, February 22, 2020 at 6:36:59

I have tried with CPTXYGraph. I have attached the graph which I want to draw. I am trying to plot

Hi Eric, Glad to hear that Core Plot has been updated. Thanks a lot for your great support and

I did a quick test and this pod file entry worked for me: pod 'CorePlot', :git => '

how do I implement this method for drawing swatches in the middle: - (BOOL)legend:(CPTLegend *)

Set the padding on all four sides to zero (0) on the graph. This will eliminate the border space

I was using release 2.2. I tested on the 2.3 branch and it is working as expected. Problem solved.

Sorry for the late reply. Were you able to resolve this problem or do you still need help? Eric On

What labeling policy are you using? The labels should be centered on the tick locations if they'

Ah indeed, it works! Thanks! gilles > On 20 Sep 2017, at 15:29, Eric Skroch <esk...@mac.com

Core Plot 2.2 requires MacOS X 10.8. Core Plot 1.5.1 was the last release that supported MacOS X 10.6

My git version is something older. I updated. CLI version Cocoapod is 1.3.1. As you suggested me, I

Also the other question I had about not finding the "TargetConditionals.h" is because its

In Swift 3, -(NSUInteger)numberOfRecordsForPlot:(nonnull CPTPlot *)plot becomes func numberOfRecords(

The limit bands are drawn within the same grid lines range as the axes. Make sure the grid lines

Does your graph have any delegates that respond to user interaction? The hosting view forwards mouse

I'm having trouble actually creating the graph, setting up the axes and lines, and integrating

Yep, found the problem - it was similar to what you describe. My code was calculating a min/max value

What labeling policy are you using? Eric On Friday, January 13, 2017 at 7:23:14 PM UTC-5,

Hi Same, I have the same problem too but i get idea from your code . Can i have your code on - (

The tick locations can be whatever you want. The labels can be at the same locations, or not. You don

I got it working. I was indeed somehow referencing an older version of CorePlot. I took much more

This thread is seven years old. The problem described here was fixed a long time ago. There are many

I have same problem. I'd like to show 2 charts top and bottom layers. Would you mind if i'd