Version 8.0.8. When we configure the chart using XXXChartConfig, we can set the default initial data. Of course, we can also initialize the object without any data, like this:
_config1.Data.Labels = new List<string>();
_config1.Data.Datasets.Add(new LineDataset()
{
Label = "Value",
Data = new List<decimal? >(),
BackgroundColor = "red",
BorderColor = "red"
});
However, if you want to dynamically add data, you can only use the AddData method. Simply adding data directly to _config1.Data.Labels and _config1.Data.Datasets[0].Data will not be reflected in the corresponding charts. Removing elements from them is also the same. But there is no corresponding method for removing data available for use.
Think about electrocardiograms. We can't see the entire measurement data on the screen; we can only see the data from the most recent period. I believe this is still necessary for some projects that require observing real-time data.
Version 8.0.8. When we configure the chart using XXXChartConfig, we can set the default initial data. Of course, we can also initialize the object without any data, like this:
However, if you want to dynamically add data, you can only use the AddData method. Simply adding data directly to
_config1.Data.Labelsand_config1.Data.Datasets[0].Datawill not be reflected in the corresponding charts. Removing elements from them is also the same. But there is no corresponding method for removing data available for use.Think about electrocardiograms. We can't see the entire measurement data on the screen; we can only see the data from the most recent period. I believe this is still necessary for some projects that require observing real-time data.