Line Plot: Show position label on axis
See original GitHub issueFeature description:
It would be very nice to have the posibility of tooltip for Draggable axis similar to crosshair tooltip #1093
VLine vLine = new VLine();
vLine = formsPlot.Plot.AddVerticalLine(0);
vLine.DragEnabled = true;
vLine.LabelEnabled = true; // new
HLine hLine = new HLine();
hLine = formsPlot.Plot.AddHorizontalLine(0);
hLine.DragEnabled = true;
hLine.LabelEnabled = true; // new
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- Created 2 years ago
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Technically yes, but it’s extremely minor. The difference is effectively negligible 👍
Thanks for the suggestion @EmanuelFeru! This one took me a while to get to, but I’m finally making progress. I’m combining this with crosshair refactoring #1173, and it looks like we’ll have something pretty similar to this shortly: