lineChart.leftAxis.startAtZeroEnabled is not available in Swift 3 library

[shivang2902]

Hi @danielgindi , @liuxuan30

I wanted to skip the 0 of the left axis and i found the solution "lineChart.leftAxis.startAtZeroEnabled = false" but it is not available in the Swift 3 branch of Charts.

Is this removed or have been changed to other function ?
Thanks

[thierryH91200]

in v2

 /// This is deprecated now, use `axisMinValue`
    @available(*, deprecated=1.0, message="Use axisMinValue instead.")
    public var isStartAtZeroEnabled: Bool { return startAtZeroEnabled }

in v3

/// This property is deprecated - Use `axisMinimum` instead.
 @available(*, deprecated: 1.0, message: "Use axisMinimum instead.")
 open var axisMinValue: Double
     {
     get { return axisMinimum }
     set { axisMinimum = newValue }
 }

[shivang2902]

Thanks @thierryH91200 , but i have used my custom left axis value formatter to eliminate 0.
Thanks anyways

[shivang2902]

@thierryH91200 Can you help me stop the line just before the 12 xAxis mark, Please refer the screenshot i need to replicate in my app. I tried various things but nothing help
Thanks a lot

[shivang2902]

@thierryH91200 , @danielgindi , @liuxuan30, @petester42, @AlBirdie can you please help me on the above issue
The situation is that i need to show the data of 4 hours [3 hours past, 1 hour future], suppose the current time is 11 so the line graph will be plotted from 9 - 11, but 11 -12 will have no line graph, for now i am giving 0 value for data ahead of 11 which makes the graph drop on xAxis. As i saw the MPAndroidChart can accepts separate values for x and y axis which makes this scenario possible.
let data: LineChartData = LineChartData(xVals: months, dataSets: dataSets)
The above function has been removed from latest version of the library or it could have solved my purpose.
Please help me to achieve this one guys !!

P.S : i am using iOS Swift 3.0

[shivang2902]

@thierryH91200 , @danielgindi , @liuxuan30, @petester42, @AlBirdie is this possible to achieve with ios-charts ?

[liuxuan30]

you can set your x to be 12h and have y value. You can also use axisMimimum/max to set the axis range.

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