Livecode 10 Chart Problems

[andyh1234]

I am still having problems with the chart control in Livecode 10 and iOS.

When I deploy or test an app either on a device or simulator the chart fails to refresh when I set the csvdata property of it to a new value.

If I navigate away from the card and then back to it, the chart then refreshes correctly.

Is there a way or command to force the chart widget to update its contents?

Thanks

Andy

[Klaus]

Hi Andy,

did you try the "usual supects" like:
lock/unlock screen
set the csvdata to EMPTY first and then to new data
set the backcolor of this stack to the backcolor of this stack
?

Best

Klaus

[andyh1234]

Yes, I tried those, send send update to me in 1 to try to get it out of the stack.

Ive created a small test file to demonstrate the issue and submitted it to Livecode as a bug. It works fine in the IDE but does nothing when compiled to an actual app for iOS.

[crokyweb]

I can't seem to get this tooltip (which I see by right-clicking) in the attached graph image to click on it and insert a script. Does anyone know how to help me?

[richmond62]

I don't think a tooltip can have a script. A tooltip is simply a string attached to an object.

AND a tooltip generally becomes visible when one performs a mouseEnter . . .

I have certainly never heard of a tooltip becoming visible with a right button click.

If a right-click sets the visible of an image or textField that is something else (which could contain a script: as it would be a separate object), but not a tooltip.

[crokyweb]

Yet, if you use the chart widget and enter values ​​to obtain a chart like mine, and then right-click on the chart, that tooltip appears, which is not configurable in the chart widget object properties. It's as if there were a Recalculate/Update Chart function; in fact, the symbol is the same, but I can't control it. It appears and is clickable, but it doesn't do anything.

[richmond62]

Ah: I did not understand you were referring to a widget.

Widgets do not always conform to standards we expect of LiveCode-native controls.

If you have a look here:

https://docs.livecode.com/docs/LiveCode ... ets/Chart/

you will see all the properties of that widget.