CompassApp | app helps designers compile stylesheets
kandi X-RAY | CompassApp Summary
kandi X-RAY | CompassApp Summary
Compass.app is not maintained. You can still get the source code under GPL as always, and download the latest binary on GitHub for free. What happened?.
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- Checks if the config file has changed and changes
- Serialize JSON file
- Parses a line of the given tag .
- Get query values from the query string
- Parses an argument .
- Returns the relative path to the image
- Constructs the given function .
- Iterate over each loop in the block .
- Called when the files were changed .
- Add two colors together .
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I'm kind of stumped here. I've looked at the docs of MPAndroidChart and a bunch of questions being asked here, but I can't quite figure out what's causing it.
Basically, unless I have 12 or so labels, or I just force label counts, there are no Mondays in my charts. The labels are placed sunday evening and early tuesday morning consistently, which causes monday not to be drawn. Ideally, at a certain zoom level I should see months, then days, then hours, but the labels would have to be at logical places (1st day of month, midnight, start of hours, etc...)
What I'd love to do is to be able to force specific intervals for the xLabels. ex: at a certain zoom level have intervals of 24 hours, 1 hour, or 15 mins, but all starting at midnight so that there wouldn't be any weird time labels. So far I haven't found a single confirmed solution for this... at least not with real, and irregular Epoch timestamps. This very similar question was asked, but it didn't lead anywhere: MPAndroidChart x-axis date/time label formatting
(no mondays, unless you zoom into the hourly view, where they become visible if I force the label formatting to show days)
I'm graphing various data points, but their x values are ALL unix timestamps.
my code:
in my onCreate:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-27 at 20:05Turns out, since the Entries use floats, I was losing precision on my timestamps... enough to mess up the intervals between labels on the x axis.
I just divided all of them by 60 000 as a quick test, to get my timestamps in millis into timestamps in minutes and that seemed to do the trick.
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