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I was looking at the XAML chart sample, and I liked what I saw - the only problem was that the XAML was pretty specific to a certain dataset, and I wanted to see what it would take to genericize it.

This is my first attempt at making a generic line chart class that should make it easier to generate a XAML chart for a number of different scenarios. Feel free to use it, modify it and (especially!) submit improvements or ideas :)

NEWEST VERSION:
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Some features:
Object model, no XAML knowledge required
Multiple series, each series supports its own line color & thickness
Different numeric formatting for X and Y axes
Definable Min/Max Axis Values
Customizable title text, font & size
A few colour options

This is my first run through, so there are quite likely to be bugs and/or unusual behaviours. If you notice anything, reports would be appreciated.

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I've updated the chart demo with a number of new features. You can now customize:

1) Chart Page backcolor
2) Chart Area border color, thickness and roundness
3) Chart area background color
4) Data area background color
5) Legend
6) Title font & color
7) Axis label color
8) Axis ticks

There are some known bugs around the Axis ticks when the data area border thickness > 1.

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Thank you, Jason, Its so great we have customers like you :-)
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Hi Oleg, glad you like the demo. It is great we have component developer's like you to make it possible!

UPDATED SOURCE IN TOP POST

It includes a number of bug fixes and output improvements. I've also added more color/transparency, font, and margin/padding properties. Lastly, I've added an event that allows you to customize any axis step label before it is drawn.

The demo is getting pretty close to completing the requirements for my project, so I'll likely move now on unless anyone has any requests/suggestions.

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After messing around with bezier curves, and trying to get pie slices to be rendered accurately, I finally thought of a hacky way to accomplish a pie chart in XAML. Why not just draw the slices out beyond the edge of the circle, and then overlay a circle over top of that drawing to result in a perfect pie chart?

I've updated my line chart demo to include a pie chart demo, so now we have basic access to two kinds of charts. Things still to do:

1) Add % and/or Amounts labels to chart and/or Legend
2) Add better comments to code, and tidy things up a bit
3) Any requests??

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Hi,
 
Thanks, another great code :-)

and nice hack! Had to save it to file and played 10 minutes to understand how it works :)

 
 
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Thanks Oleg! I knew I should have commented the XAML portions a bit more thoroughly :)

For anyone that's reading, or wondering how it works, here's the breakdown.

It finally dawned on me that it should be fairly easy (although admittedly less correct) to draw a circle around a square "pie" chart in order to get the more familiar appearance.

The first step was to draw the pie chart in a box instead of a circle. The box has the diameter of the finished chart, and the slices extend to all of the edges of the box. The XAML might look something like this:



<Border Grid.Column='0' Grid.Row='0' BorderThickness='0' ClipToBounds='True' Width='250' Height='250'>

<Canvas Margin='125,125,0,0'>

    <Path Fill='#FF4A7EBB' Data='M 0,0  L 250,0 L 202.25420,146.94630 ' />

    <Path Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1px' Fill='#FFBE4B48'
Data='M 0,0  L 202,147 L -0.00001,250.00000  L 0,250 L
-202.25430,146.94630 ' />

    <Path Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1px' Fill='#FF98B954'
Data='M 0,0  L -202,147 L -202.25420,-146.94630  L -202,-147 L
77.25428,-237.76410  L 77,-238 L 250.00000,0.00004 Z' />

</Canvas>

</Border>


The result:



Some important parts of the markup are ClipToBounds='True' in the Border tag. This prevents the slices from drawing outside of the square border. Also, you may have noticed that the first slice (Path elements) doesn't have a Stroke, and only the last slice has a close shape (Z) command. This is so that there are no overlapping stroke lines for the slices which can cause inconsistent colors or thicknesses (particularly when using transparency).

The next step is to draw the circle around the square pie. This turns out to be trickier than expected for a couple of reasons:

1) The Ellipse command doesn't seem to have an ability to fill or stroke OUTSIDE its borders, only inside.
2) I wanted to be able to have a page color and chart background colour, both with transparency, so we have to draw a number of ellipses to make sure our colour output is correct for the mask.

Here's the XAML:


    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='white' StrokeThickness='125' />
    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='#FFFFFFFF' StrokeThickness='125' />
    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='#BFFFFBCF' StrokeThickness='125' />
    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-125' Canvas.Top='-125' Width='250' Height='250' Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1'/>


The first three ellipses are there to mask out the unwanted portions of the square pie, and the fourth ellipse is to draw a border around the new round pie. By offseting the mask by the appropriate Left & Right values for the size of the final pie, and then setting a very high StrokeThickness, we end up with the correctly sized round pie.

First we draw a White ellipse to erase the unwanted portions of the square pie.
Then we draw another ellipse of the same size as the previous one in the page background colour and transparency.
Next we draw another ellipse of the same size using the chart background colour and transparency.

These three steps ensure that the final colour of the mask matches the outer border we will draw for the chart.

Finally, we draw an ellipse that matches the diameter of the final chart with a StrokeThickness of 1 to draw a border around the chart.

The XAML so far:


<Border Grid.Column='0' Grid.Row='0' BorderThickness='0' ClipToBounds='True' Width='250' Height='250'>
<Canvas Margin='125,125,0,0'>
    <Path Fill='#FF4A7EBB' Data='M 0,0  L 250,0 L 202.25420,146.94630 ' />
    <Path Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1px' Fill='#FFBE4B48' Data='M 0,0  L 202,147 L -0.00001,250.00000  L 0,250 L -202.25430,146.94630 ' />
    <Path Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1px' Fill='#FF98B954' Data='M 0,0  L -202,147 L -202.25420,-146.94630  L -202,-147 L 77.25428,-237.76410  L 77,-238 L 250.00000,0.00004 Z' />
    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='white' StrokeThickness='125' />
    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='#FFFFFFFF' StrokeThickness='125' />
    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='#BFFFFBCF' StrokeThickness='125' />
    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-125' Canvas.Top='-125' Width='250' Height='250' Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1'/>
</Canvas>
</Border>


Thanks to the ClipToBounds='True' attribute of the parent Border element, the gigantic ellipses do not get drawn outside of the Border boundary.

Putting it all together with background colours, we get the following XAML:


<Border Padding='15px' VerticalAlignment='Center' HorizontalAlignment='Center' BorderBrush='#99000000' BorderThickness='1px' Background='#BFFFFBCF' CornerRadius='10'>
    <StackPanel>
        <Border  Margin='10, 10, 10, 10'  Background='#00FFFFFF' BorderThickness='0px' BorderBrush='#FF000000' CornerRadius='0px'>
            <TextBlock TextAlignment='Center'  FontWeight='Bold' FontSize='14.25pt' FontFamily='Trebuchet MS'  Foreground='#FF000000'>New Chart</TextBlock>
        </Border>
        
        <Grid><Grid.ColumnDefinitions><ColumnDefinition Width='Auto'/><ColumnDefinition Width='Auto'/></Grid.ColumnDefinitions><Grid.RowDefinitions><RowDefinition Height='Auto'/></Grid.RowDefinitions>
    
            <Border Grid.Column='1' Grid.Row='0' BorderThickness='1px' VerticalAlignment='Center' BorderBrush='#33000000' Padding='10, 10, 10, 10'  Margin='10, 10, 10, 10'  CornerRadius='10px' Background='#B2FFFFFF'>
                <StackPanel Orientation='Vertical'>
                    <StackPanel Orientation='Horizontal' Margin='0px'>
                        <Border Width='10px' Height='10px' Background='#FF4A7EBB' BorderBrush='#FF000000' BorderThickness='1px' VerticalAlignment='Center' Margin='0,0,10,0' />
                        <TextBlock  FontSize='8.25pt' FontFamily='Trebuchet MS' >Slice 1</TextBlock>
                    </StackPanel>
                    <StackPanel Orientation='Horizontal' Margin='0px'>
                        <Border Width='10px' Height='10px' Background='#FFBE4B48' BorderBrush='#FF000000' BorderThickness='1px' VerticalAlignment='Center' Margin='0,0,10,0' />
                        <TextBlock  FontSize='8.25pt' FontFamily='Trebuchet MS' >Slice 2</TextBlock>
                    </StackPanel>
                    <StackPanel Orientation='Horizontal' Margin='0px'>
                        <Border Width='10px' Height='10px' Background='#FF98B954' BorderBrush='#FF000000' BorderThickness='1px' VerticalAlignment='Center' Margin='0,0,10,0' />
                        <TextBlock  FontSize='8.25pt' FontFamily='Trebuchet MS' >Slice 3</TextBlock>
                    </StackPanel>
                </StackPanel>
            </Border>

            <Border Grid.Column='0' Grid.Row='0' BorderThickness='0' ClipToBounds='True' Width='250' Height='250'>
                <Canvas Margin='125,125,0,0'>
                    <Path  Fill='#FF4A7EBB' Data='M 0,0  L 250,0 L 202.25420,146.94630 ' />
                    <Path Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1px' Fill='#FFBE4B48' Data='M 0,0  L 202,147 L -0.00001,250.00000  L 0,250 L -202.25430,146.94630 ' />
                    <Path Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1px' Fill='#FF98B954' Data='M 0,0  L -202,147 L -202.25420,-146.94630  L -202,-147 L 77.25428,-237.76410  L 77,-238 L 250.00000,0.00004 Z' />
                    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='white' StrokeThickness='125' />
                    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='#FFFFFFFF' StrokeThickness='125' /><Ellipse Canvas.Left='-250' Canvas.Top='-250' Width='500' Height='500' Stroke='#BFFFFBCF' StrokeThickness='125' />
                    <Ellipse Canvas.Left='-125' Canvas.Top='-125' Width='250' Height='250' Stroke='#FF000000' StrokeThickness='1'/>
                </Canvas>
            </Border>
            
        </Grid>
    </StackPanel>
</Border>


All of the above is easily customizable via the properties available in the CChartPie class in my demo. No XAML knowledge required.
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Update demo with some new features for Pie Charts:

1) Doughnut mode
2) Automatic "Other" slice rendering based on a user-defined threshold.

Also includes some bug fixes.

GET THE UPDATED SOURCE CODE IN MY TOP POST

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Hi those charting samples look great! It would be really nice to have such classes in c++ mfc too. Oleg I think the charting feature is an important feature for codejock customers, because for c++ mfc there is no compareable toolkit which supports a good look and easy charting control. D*ndas Charting is only available with a .Net embedding which is a bad solution for native code. Greetings, keep the good work up... Moritz
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Thanks Oleg!

I have one more chart type demo for everyone to try - A Single series Bar chart:




Unlike the Line Chart, I was able to use the UniformGrid object to get the chart to take up the available width of the MarkupLabel control. This works for the Bar chart because we don't need to know where to put lines on the X axis (we just center the bars in a UniformGrid that matches the Axis captions UniformGrid). I'm trying to come up with a way to do this for the Line chart as well, so we'll see how far I get.

I've also updated all of the demos to use the new CJ Markup objects wherever possible instead of using XAML strings. In some cases the obejct don't have the required properties yet, so for these I use the Parse method of the MarkupContext object to get the job done. Hopefully these experiments will help CJ add all of the required objects/methods/properties/etc...


I'm not sure if anyone even knows this sub-sub forum is here , but if you're out there  and trying this code out, then comments are always welcome!
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Great samples! A charting control based on XAML templates would be cool!
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Hi Moritz & ABuenger, thanks for the kind words :) I wasn't sure if anybody was reading...

A supported chart control by CJ (based on Markup) would be very cool indeed :)

As for C++/MFC classes, unfortunately I wouldn't have the time to go this route myself as I am using these demos as a basis for some other code I am working on that is in VB6 (and is eating up most of my time). Sorry!

I should also add (in case I didn't mention it anywhere) that you are free to use the code in any way you want, so enjoy!
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Originally posted by jpbro jpbro wrote:

A supported chart control by CJ (based on Markup) would be very cool indeed :)


I'm only afraid that a chart control based on markup could be too slow for realtime charts.

But it would be nice if you could use XAML templates to define the layout of the chart.
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Based on the chart demos, I think that markup could be fast enough for real-time applications (depending on how fast your polling needed to be). If you notice from the screenshots, those demos took .01 to .03 seconds to generate and render from scratch. The first render would take the longest, but updates could theoretically be made quicker by storing the dynamic markup objects in variables and then changing the required values only (instead of re-generating/rendering the entire XAML as required using strings).

I'll see about doing a dynamic/real-time (or at least as real-time as VB gets) demo to see what kind of speeds I can get...

Lastly, I forgot to mention that the code in the latest demos requires the most recent beta build of the MarkupLabel control otherwise certain elements will not render properly.
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Hi Jason,
 
You are the man. I think you need to change your middle name into XAML  Jason "XAML or Markup" Brown hehehe. This is really great.
 
Thanks a lot
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Thanks Aaron, glad you like the demos, and I hope you can find some use for the classes!
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Updated source, mostly minor bug fixes & support for 100% transparent colour:

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Hi Jason,
 
Which of the charts do have transparency? I can't generate PieChart because of missing properties, think I don't have last version of Beta  
 
Thanks a lot for this great code and keep up the good work
 
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Almost every element that has a BackColor, BorderColor, FillColor etc... also has a related BackTransparencyPercent, BorderTransparencyPercent etc... property. That being said, I may have missed some, so if you notice any just tell me and I will remedy the situation.

There is a bug in earlier versions of the MarkupLabel beta that prevents transparency from working when using the MarkupSolidBrush object (the latest demos use the Markup objects instead of XAML strings, see this thread for more info on the transparency problem: https://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=12391). I think you have to request the latest beta from support@codejock.com in order for the transparency to work properly.

Also, text does not currently support transparency at all, so there should be no TransparencyPercent properties for any Text/Font properties. If they exists, they will not work and shouldn't be there.
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I've just updated the demo again to include a CTransparentColor class that makes it cleaner to manage the color and transparency of chart elements that support transparency. This will require the latest beta to work properly.

Also the charts now respect the Title border & background colors, margins & padding.

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Updated for Version 13.0.0:

uploads/20090330_121512_XamlChart13.zip

If you have a different version you can change the value of the mc_MarkupLabelVersion string in the modXaml module.
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Thank you for the Chart demo using XAML.

Excellent code and very helpful remarks throughout. Please CJ could you write your samples as nicely as this :-)

As well as producing Charts, this demo contains some great VB6 programming examples. Very useful.
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Hi Chris,
Thanks a lot for the compliments, and I am glad that you found the code useful/helpful!
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chrisABC reported a problem with the previous compiled source when run on machines that don't have the CJ controls installed with the licenses included (that is, non-developer machines). I've changed the way I reference the markup label control as follows:

https://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=15117&PID=52799#52799

You can get the new source in the TOP post in this thread.

Special thanks to chrisABC for reporting the problem and testing the solution.
Product: Xtreme SuitePro (ActiveX) version 16.2.6
Platform: Windows XP - SP3

Language: Visual Basic 6.0 SP6
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I got some VB code that allows capture of the image on the MarkupLabel.
This allows me to Print, Copy to Clipboard, or Save to .BMP file the chart images.

I have uploaded it here, in case you want to try it:
https://forum.codejock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=15125&PID=52825#52825
Chris (Manchester, UK) -- www.abc6.co.uk ---- Using CodeJock ActiveX Suite 13.1.0 with Windows8, VB6 SP6
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