When the lineplot is created and there are only two points in the line, the library mixes xvalues and yvalues (it takes x1 and y1 from x[] and x2 and y2 from y[] instead of x1,x2 from x[] and y1,y2 from y[])
I discovered this with a plot that looked like this:
public class TestPlot {
public static void main(String[] argv){
Plot2DPanel plot = new Plot2DPanel();
double[] xVals1={1.439552797E12};
double[] yVals1={78.01681253978265};
plot.addLinePlot("group1",xVals1, yVals1);
double[] xVals2={1.439547397E12,1.439549977E12};
double[] yVals2={132.63444272447055,123.83742313295052};
plot.addLinePlot("group2",xVals2, yVals2);
double[] xVals3={1.439547337E12,1.439552977E12};
double[] yVals3={125.65397959192407,77.27720607952492};
plot.addLinePlot("group4",xVals3, yVals3);
double[] xVals4={1.439547397E12,1.439548177E12,1.439548297E12};
double[] yVals4={129.3471436797041,133.2500131743693,149.82183519985475};
plot.addLinePlot("group5",xVals4, yVals4);
double[] xVals6={1.439547877E12,1.439548657E12};
double[] yVals6={72.8865784844678,71.04753151587994};
plot.addLinePlot("group9",xVals6, yVals6);
plot.addLegend(plot.NORTH);
plot.setToolTipText("DATA");
JFrame frame = new JFrame("Demo data");
frame.setContentPane(plot);
frame.setSize(800, 600);
frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
frame.setVisible(true);
}
}
And the result is completely wromd due to x and y totally different scales:
This is very disrturbing and looks like a bug.
When the lineplot is created and there are only two points in the line, the library mixes xvalues and yvalues (it takes x1 and y1 from x[] and x2 and y2 from y[] instead of x1,x2 from x[] and y1,y2 from y[])
I discovered this with a plot that looked like this:
And the result is completely wromd due to x and y totally different scales:
This is very disrturbing and looks like a bug.