Hi I am trying to implement a doughnut chart for wp8.1 app . I don't have any idea where to look at as having real problem in finding any specific nugget package or toolkit that can be used. If anyone can guide or share the code for creating a doughnut chart it would be really great.
I am even trying to create multiple ellipses so that they can be placed upon each other such that it makes a doughnut shape. But no success. here is the code:
I would start with the winrt toolkit there are quite a few different charts I did not see a chart control matching your requirements.
http://winrtxamltoolkit.codeplex.com/
If that does not meet your requirements I would then modify the xaml brewer's gauge control
http://blogs.u2u.be/diederik/post/2013/06/24/A-Modern-UI-radial-gauge-control-for-Windows-8-Store-apps.aspx
This control is part of the xaml toolkit as well
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Ok,
I have a working JOGL application. I use a lot of OpenGL features in it including Textures, VBO's, Ray-Picking, etc. I like working with OpenGL directly and don't want to use any other 3D graphics libraries.
What I want to achieve is two fold:
I want to be able to embed this JOGL application in a subset window of a larger UI window. So alongside the JOGL window will be a photo viewer, text box and scrollable list.
I am designing this application to run on Windows 10, multi touch hardware.
What I have found so far:
Java's Swing toolkit is the only way that I have been able to embed a JOGL window. However, Swing is old and dated looking.
Incorporating multi touch into swing can be done but does require a lot of custom gesture detection. This is fine but maybe options exists that don't reinvent the wheel.
JavaFX looks great and i'd like to use it but I don't see any straightforward way of pairing it with JOGL.
Do any of you have suggestions? Has anyone done this before?
You can integrate JOGL into a JavaFX application by using the SwingNode.
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/javafx/api/javafx/embed/swing/SwingNode.html
The opposite (integrating some JavaFX into a Swing application) is also possible but I would not reccomend it.
Doing the JOGL integration this way will not be as performant as a native OpenGL window but for many application it will be sufficient.
There's a far better solution right now based on JOGL 2.4 RC NewtCanvasJFX, please have a look at my detailed tutorial.
I am using Adobe Flash Professional and I am in need of creating a Pie Chart which updates when a frame is opened using integer variables.
I have been searching around but I can't find anything conclusive which I can get to work, any help is greatly appreciated!
Check out https://github.com/joshtynjala/astra-flash , this components set has a lot of charts, including pie-chart.
I'm looking for a radial time picker control for a Windows Phone 8 application like the Windows 8 Alarms app or the Realarm app for Windows Phone.
Please see the below picture:
Any help would be appreciated!
I don't know of anything that is designed to do this out of the box. Telerik and Syncfusion (and likely others) have radial gauges that you could likely modify to make this. Syncfusion also has a RadialMenu, which looks similar to what you are trying to do, but I can't speak for how flexible it is.
http://www.telerik.com/help/windows-phone/radgauge-ranges-radialrange.html
Anybody please help me to create a chart like
I have telerik control and already developed bar chart with 2D effect but i dont know how to apply 3D effect?
What control is used in native Photos app? I need the same experience, can I achieve it with Pivot or Panorama? Maybe its just a rotated LongListSelector?
I think you're asking about how the single photo viewer feature of the Photos app is implemented, right? If so, check out the Media Viewer control that is part of this sample Lens app here: http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/wpapps/Basic-Lens-sample-359fda1b
They use a Panorama control, not a Pivot or LongListSelector. At least not for the horizontal scrolling.
Telerik has a control for that... found here
Not sure how to implement that on with the basic controls though