@pim Yes, once they are available in Maven Central.

We need to play with the best way to support them though. They can already be used of course, but I imagine we can provide a nice convenience API on top of them.

@pike is your barchart in back of the linechart or below it vertically?

@pike Maybe this is of interest? Instead of cramming more bars into the same space, this will resize the window. You might want to set some limits but the window seems to stop at screen size.

@pike Another thought i had RE: bar versus line is that the line may be getting a certain behavior since it's the first child. Try flipping around the add() order to test.

@pike In my example, note the animated property. If you use the default and mix the data add() operation with the screen width/height, you won't get a fully-scaled set of chart data.

@carlw I'll look at that in a few minutes, just woke up, going for a quick workout 🙂 -- yes, my barchart is "below" my linechart, and the linechart has its x,y axis size set from the barchart's x,y series' data. I was playing with it yesterday, and I got it to line up on the first draw, and when my status bar disappears from the bottom (it's like 4 pixels that notifies me when the api is running async) I'm having a lot of trouble keeping the line and barchart in sync (for their data points) though if they resize, I'm thinking I might have choose one to be the base and redraw the other. Also, I'm going to put a third layer on the stack pane for mouseover information

I put it in a scrollpane, so now I don't have problems with vertical sizing

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but you can see horizontally, the bar chart isn't getting the message to resize

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also, embarrassingly, the nodes are off center from the bars 😛 simple fix

@pike have you pulled out the data lists into a common view model?

no, I'm still copying over from javafx

I just have a class that I pass it bar and line data and it gives me a stackpane

I'm working on a "StackBarLineChart" view

I'm assuming I can use the "passing parameters to a view/fragment" to create a view with just the line, bar and mouseover labels

In both javafx and tornadofx you'll want to bind to a common list unless I'm missing a requirement

I'm sorry, I'm not too sure what you mean by bind to a common list

I'll post an example. Give me a few

the data is "mpTarget"(bar) and "currentProgress"(line)

Oh so two data sets?

yeah, eventually there will be three, at the end of the first half of the fiscal year

"revisedMpTarget"

you did just inspire me to attach an XYSeries builder to their JsonModel though.

I need to fix my models, it's a big change from JS 😛

@pike If you were able to merge the line chart into the underlying bar chart (ex a blue bar instead of a blue line), you'd get a lot off-the-shelf for the mouse over, you can also work the the Scene. I think you're going to end up doing a lot of pick correlation. For example, "hover over the resized 3rd drawn rectangle". The top layer of the stackpane -- whatever it ends up being -- doesn't pass mouseover events to the sibling layers. Rather, they capture/bubble to parents (which can then delegate). So, you can put handlers on the Scene and get the effect i think you're after too. there are some scene/local conversion functions that can help

yeah, right now I put a mouse over event on the data nodes, I can probably add a label "above" the line/bar chart so I can draw on top since toFront() doesn't work

they get obscured, right?

well, not if you clear the linechart background and remove pickonbounds from every thing on it.