Did you know that there is no native support for charting in WPF? It seems like a huge omission, yet I’ve not found it hard to create simple charts from the API.
If you are looking for ideas, Li Gao just published another WPF charting example.
So I went out to try something fun with WPF and see if we can create something similar to the charts you see on Google finance. …
Here is the results of this 4-hour adventure. I’ve created a WPF/XAML based 2D filled chart that supports dynamic zooming and panning, and track-ball of the current chart positions for time-series data.
Updated: Li Gao posted his source code.
-Walt Ritscher
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Walt, thanks for referencing my blog entry. The source code is posted to my Box.Net share:
http://www.box.net/shared/j2u1ir2nfc
I also updated my blog entry to include the above link.
the loaf of sliced bread on my desk just isn’t as impressive since i used this control - thanks. love to see multiple trends
Thanks alot.
Walt,
The link to the source code is broken. Would you happen to have the code bundle?
Thanks,
-ted
Same as Ted- would you happen to have this code? I have a feeling Li doesnt check his blog too often anymore.
Sorry everyone. I don’t have the source code for Li’s article.
Open source charting component Visifire (www.visifire.com) now supports both WPF and Silverlight.
No Source. No point.
Waste of a blog and everyone’s time !!
I find the source link in:
http://www.box.net/shared/gpmbbjc1n8
but unfortunately it won’t build in vs2008