Thanks. I have a feeling it won't work, like you say. I believe I tried this in the past. One problem is that I'd like my label to push down the axis from the top, so that it does indeed fit. This happens automatically when an axis label is present. In that case the entire axis is pushed to the righ...

There is no event or similar that I can hook into to position the label? Or should I simply call setAutoRepaint(true) and refreshControl() and then position the label?

Thanks. But how do I position it at that exact location? At the time I instantiate my axis/arrow, they have no coordinates set!

I believe this is a good trade-off:

Hmm. One way to produce the error I'm seeing is to disable localization (as described in another thread). If loading the "CharForHeight" string fails, the returned value will be 69 - a very high value which might produce zero-width pies in the end. This solved it for my localization hack: int tmpW =...

Can you please show the necessary changes so that I can apply it to my source code? My pies keep disappearing

I changed to the following in Axis.java: else if ((angle > 0) && (angle <= 90)) { // KD: // x -= delta * (n + 1); x -= delta * (n + 1) + delta / 4; tmpAlign = StringAlignment.CENTER; } Not sure if it's 100% correct, but it works for my chart. Clearly, there is some error at that particular line! :)

The title is too near the left axis of my bar chart. How can I increase the distance some pixels?
More specifically, I would not consider the above to be center-aligned as the source code suggests. Is it a bug?

It is now private (in CircularGauge.java). I can't override it...

It's possible to put a (vertically centered) title on the left axis. It's also possible to add a label placed to the left, at the maximum value.

I want to place a label/title above the axis. Actually, I have an arrow at the top of the axis and I would like to put the label above that.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1392 ... s-intended

Can you please give me the lines of code that fix this issue?

I have bars with gradients from e.g. white to yellow. In my legend, I don't want this gradient. It makes sense to simply use the second color (yellow) for the small squares. How do you disable the gradients for legend items? I tried cloning the chart's first series (to be set for the legend) and mod...

So how would you get a tiled/centered image on the panel/wall?

"Just note that with this solution you'll have to add the values with XValue, otherwise, having three Bars with just a value will end on three values at XValue=0." Do you mean that you have to add values for x=0, x=1, x=2 for each bar? I see that values are added at index 0 even if I add x=1 or x=2....

Thanks for clarification! I'll try this multi-bar approach. Actually, I did try this in your sample app but that results in Series0 becoming invisible when using gradients on the two series. Not sure if this is a bug in the sample app or in the core functions. I'll get back to you when I've tried yo...