Small LineChart improvements: Allow invalid Y values, fix Line.setXXX() #294
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setSquare(false) no longer resets cubic mode
cubic lines this does not yet work.
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Hi, thanks, let me look at that:) |
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Hello @lecho any chances to get this in soon on a new version :) ? Thank you! |
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Greetings,
I changed LineChart so you can add Float.NaN Y values for line interruptions (invalid values). So far this works for the regular and square lines only (all I need). Cubic is to be done.
Also, Line.setCubic(false) and Line.setSquare(false) would reset the respective other setting to false which is not expected. Even worse, Line.setSquare(true) would result in a regular line if Line.setCubic(true) was called before and vice versa.
This is my first pull request on github. I wondered if it made sense to separate those two unrelated concerns into two pull requests but could not find an obvious way to do so. In case I did something stupid please bear with me :)
moritz