what about the property 'gradientPositions' on branch 4.0.0, and how to use

[randy-Zhang]

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[pmairoldi]

You can look at the line chart code in the demo project. Basically the positions are where the colors change. For example,

dataSet.setColors(.blue, .red, .green)
dataSet.gradientPositions = [0, 50, 100]

would mean that it starts at blue (0 % of line), transitions to red (50% of line), then transitions to green (100% of line).

[ubair-hamid]

Hi,

Can someone please mention what is the alternate for gradientPositions in master branch?

Thanks

[randy-Zhang]

Hi,

Can someone please mention what is the alternate for gradientPositions in master branch?

Thanks

on master branch isn't have property gradientPositions, and you can use it on branch 4.0.0
You can look at the line chart code in the demo project. Basically the positions are where the colors change. For example,
dataSet.setColors(.blue, .red, .green) dataSet.gradientPositions = [0, 50, 100]