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I noticed that, with drawLimitLinesBehindDataEnabled set to false (default), the limit line I have on a right axis will go outside the chart area (only vertically):
If I set it to true, it behaves correctly and there's no issue, but then the line is below the candle sticks (obviously -- I guess that what's the flag is about), which is a behaviour I don't necessarily want.
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I'm not sure if it's a bug, but the chart limit line is not clipped in your case... and your limit line value is lower than the min y. @danielgindi what you think
well, in the code, if you turn on it, it is drawing without clipping. You can change it to achieve your purpose. I'm not sure why it is implemented such way but it should have reasons
I noticed that, with drawLimitLinesBehindDataEnabled set to false (default), the limit line I have on a right axis will go outside the chart area (only vertically):
If I set it to true, it behaves correctly and there's no issue, but then the line is below the candle sticks (obviously -- I guess that what's the flag is about), which is a behaviour I don't necessarily want.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: