I am using the Charts framework from Daniel Cohen Gindi. I am scrolling chart horizontally by increasing scaleX value and enabled drag as described in answer of this questio
Unfortunately ChartViewBase.swift
is full of private function and internal vars and you can't extend some method or obtain some var to get the values you searching for.
Anyway, you can always improve sources adding some other method you want to use inside the public protocol ChartViewDelegate
:
ChartViewBase.swift
under the line:
@objc optional func chartTranslated(_ chartView: ChartViewBase, dX: CGFloat, dY: CGFloat)
add this:
@objc optional func chartTranslated(_ chartView: ChartViewBase, dX: CGFloat, dY: CGFloat, entry: ChartDataEntry?, highlight: Highlight?, centerIndices:Highlight?)
Then , you can easily call this new delegate method to the only source part of the code where chartTranslated
is called:
BarLineChartViewBase.swift
search the part of the code where you see these lines:
if delegate !== nil
{
delegate?.chartTranslated?(self, dX: translation.x, dY: translation.y)
}
and change it with:
if delegate !== nil
{
delegate?.chartTranslated?(self, dX: translation.x, dY: translation.y)
var entry: ChartDataEntry?
var h = self.lastHighlighted
if h == nil
{
_indicesToHighlight.removeAll(keepingCapacity: false)
}
else
{
// set the indices to highlight
entry = _data?.entryForHighlight(h!)
if entry == nil
{
h = nil
_indicesToHighlight.removeAll(keepingCapacity: false)
}
else
{
_indicesToHighlight = [h!]
}
}
let centerH = getHighlightByTouchPoint(self.center)
if centerH === nil || centerH!.isEqual(self.lastHighlighted)
{
//self.highlightValue(nil, callDelegate: true)
//self.lastHighlighted = nil
}
else
{
print("\n in center we have: \(centerH!)")
self.highlightValue(centerH, callDelegate: true)
self.lastHighlighted = centerH
// please comment these lines if you don't want to automatic highlight the center indices..
}
delegate?.chartTranslated?(self, dX: translation.x, dY: translation.y, entry: entry, highlight: h, centerIndices:centerH)
}
Usage:
import Foundation
import UIKit
import Charts
class test: UIViewController, ChartViewDelegate {
func chartTranslated(_ chartView: ChartViewBase, dX: CGFloat, dY: CGFloat, entry: ChartDataEntry?, highlight: Highlight?, centerIndices:Highlight?) {
if let entry = entry, let highlight = highlight {
print("chartTranslated info:\n\(self)\ndX and dY:\(dX)-\(dY)\nentry:\(entry)\nhightlight:\(highlight)")
if let centerIndices = centerIndices {
print("\n center indices is:\n\(centerIndices)")
}
}
}
Now, with this new delegate method you can make your marker to the center indices.
A gif to show a little demonstration: